
Acting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls for a government of national unity to guarantee Israel's security and reiterates his commitment to restarting the war to eliminate the Iranian threat, indirectly excluding opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot.
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Netanyahu, acting prime minister, calls for a government of national unity after the Jewish Sabbath break and aims to exclude Gadi Eisenkot, in charge of forming a new government after the recent elections.
Benyamin Netanyahu does not give up and insists on calling for a government of national unity as the only solution to "guarantee Israel's security". This can be read in a statement released by the acting prime minister after the Jewish Sabbath break. Statement in which Netanyahu also reiterates his commitment to restarting the war to eliminate "the Iranian threat once and for all".
The message is addressed to the nation, but also indirectly to the opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who after the recent elections was tasked with trying to form a new government from which he aims to exclude 'Bibi'.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Netanyahu will try to maintain his role as acting prime minister and exclude Eisenkot from the government.
Likely · Within days
The war against Iran could resume.
Possible · Within weeks

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