Netanyahu caretaker government retains legal authority to strike Iran, risking domestic fallout
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Israeli PM Netanyahu met with former IDF chief Eisenkot, emphasizing the need for a unity government and warning that Iran would not hesitate to use nuclear weapons against Israel. The meeting signals potential political realignment amid security concerns, though no concrete agreement was announced.
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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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