Netanyahu urges Eisenkot to set aside differences and meet without preconditions to form a unity gov’t 'for Israel’s security'
The prime minister warned that the alternative would be a “shaky and dangerous government” and said the conscription dispute could be resolved with Haredi representatives
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot on Saturday to meet without preconditions and set aside their differences to form a national unity government, saying an agreement was needed for Israel’s security and future.
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“Let’s sit down together without preconditions, set aside all our differences and all the boycotts, and reach agreements for Israel’s security and future,” Netanyahu said in a video address.
Addressing Eisenkot directly, Netanyahu warned that the alternative would be a “shaky and dangerous government” unable to meet the security and national challenges facing Israel.
Netanyahu said the two sides could also resolve the dispute over military conscription by working with representatives of the Haredi community.
He called the proposed unity coalition a “government of hope” and closed with an appeal to wartime solidarity. “As we proved in the war, we’ll stand together, and God willing, we’ll win together,” he said.