Netanyahu publicly urges Eisenkot to join unity government
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Israeli opposition leader Eisenkot dismissed Netanyahu's unity government appeal as a media stunt, asserting coalition talks are scheduled for Sunday and conditioning Likud's entry on his leadership. This signals a hardening of opposition stance and potential political realignment, though Netanyahu's response and actual negotiation outcomes remain uncertain.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu publicly appealed for a unity government, specifically urging opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to join. Eisenkot, however, rejected this as a media stunt and conditioned Likud's entry into a unity government on his leadership, indicating a hardening of the opposition's stance. Coalition talks are reportedly scheduled for Sunday, with no concrete agreement announced.
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