Eisenkot pushes national emergency government, names three coalition partners
Gadi Eisenkot wants Israel's new national emergency government up and running as fast as possible, and he's already naming who he'd build it with. The Yashar leader listed B'Yachad, the Democrats and Yisrael Beytenu as partners, leaving Haredi and Arab parties off his list, and vowed to finish the Gaza operation.
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Eisenkot made the commitment Tuesday, speaking at a faction meeting before the Knesset swearing-in ceremony. He said in his party's name that Yashar promises to work with its partners, naming B'Yachad, the Democrats and Yisrael Beytenu. Haredi and Arab parties did not feature in his remarks.
He also drew a line on conscription, explaining that he does not plan to oust mandatory military service for all. On Gaza, he pledged to complete the operation and set out its final goal: the destruction of Hamas's military and civil capabilities.
The pitch came minutes before the swearing-in ceremony, with Eisenkot framing the emergency government as a job to be done as soon as possible rather than a distant ambition.
TopicsGadi Eisenkot · Yashar party · B'Yachad · the Democrats · Yisrael Beytenu · Knesset · Hamas · Gaza
Source: breakingthenews.net
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