
The party of the candidate best positioned to form the next Israeli executive opens up to members of Netanyahu's party
The Yashar party, led by Gadi Eisenkot and best positioned to form the next government in Israel, has invited members of Benyamin Netanyahu's Likud to join the future executive, publicly calling for breaking the alliance with the extremists.
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The party led by Gadi Eisenkot appears to be the candidate best positioned to receive the task of forming the next government in Israel, while Benyamin Netanyahu is the outgoing prime minister of the Likud.
The party led by Gadi Eisenkot - who appears to be the candidate best positioned to receive the task of forming the next government in Israel - today invited members of Likud, the party of outgoing Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu, to join the future executive.
"If the Likud and its allies suddenly show interest in unity and a broad coalition government, they are welcome: they publicly announce the breaking of their alliance with the extremists (...) and their willingness to join a government led by (...) Eisenkot," the Yashar party wrote on X.

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