
Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot calls Netanyahu's bid for a unity government a propaganda ploy and announces a meeting between the Likud and Yashar negotiating teams for tomorrow.
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Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot has rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's offer to negotiate a unity government, calling it a propaganda ploy. The Likud and Yashar negotiating teams have already scheduled a meeting for tomorrow.
Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot dismisses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's offer to negotiate a unity government as "yet another propaganda ploy", and points out that the Likud and Yashar negotiating teams have already scheduled a meeting for tomorrow.
“He claims to want unity, but then debases an institutional ceremony in the Knesset, sowing divisions and inciting hatred as if there is no tomorrow,” says Eisenkot, writes Times of Israel. "Nice try, but these tricks don't work on me. And they don't work on the citizens of Israel either."
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The meeting between the Likud and Yashar negotiating teams will take place tomorrow as scheduled.
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