Eisenkot ordered the meeting to be canceled due to the divisive speech of the interim Prime Minister.
AI-generated summary
The process of forming a government in Israel continues. Yashar Party stated that all parties adhering to the determined principles were invited to form a government, but the negotiation was canceled due to Netanyahu's statements in the opening speech of the Parliament.
In the statement made on the social media platform of Yashar Party's US-based X company, it was stated that all parties adhering to the determined principles were invited to form a government.
In this context, it was stated that a negotiation meeting was arranged tomorrow between the Yashar parties led by Eisenkot and the Likud parties led by Netanyahu, and that Eisenkot ordered the cancellation of the planned meeting due to the "divisive speech of the interim Prime Minister".
The statement stated that Netanyahu spoke harsh words to Israeli citizens and did not want unity, and added: "When he has to make a choice, Netanyahu will always choose his own interest, no matter what it costs." The statement was included.
In his speech at the opening of the Parliament, Netanyahu used racist expressions towards the parties representing Palestinian Israeli citizens and said, "Are you going to entrust the fate of our country to the hands of these people? Do you prefer them over the Zionist parties that represent an enormous Zionist mass?" he said.
While Eisenkot said that Netanyahu's "hate-filled" speech once again proved that he was not worthy of remaining in office, MPs representing Palestinian Israeli citizens called Netanyahu "racist".
*AA's archive photo was used in the news.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The negotiation meeting between Yashar Party and Likud may be rescheduled.
Possible · Within days
In the statement on the social media platform of the US-based company X, Yashar Party stated that the negotiation meeting planned for tomorrow was canceled due to Netanyahu's divisive speech. Eisenkot stated that Netanyahu has harsh words for Israeli citizens and that he will choose his own interests in any situation.

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