Benjamin Netanyahu, the former prime minister of Israel, emphasized in a video message the necessity of establishing a "government of national unity" immediately and warned that it is not possible to establish a government that depends on Hamas supporters at this critical point in time. He clarified that with the presence of Hamas affiliates and supporters in the government body, it is not possible to fight effectively against Iran and its other allies in the field of extremism.
This position is raised while the President of Israel, Yitzhak Herzog, referring to the ongoing threats of the Islamic Republic of Iran, assigned Gadi Eisenkot the task of forming a new government. Emphasizing the need for unification between all the parties of the national camp, the ultra-Orthodox and the Zionists, Netanyahu called for an end to internal disputes and sanctions and announced that the Likud party, as the largest party, should take over the prime ministership. On the other hand, Eisenkot emphasized the establishment of a national emergency government and invited the Likud party and other currents to join this government in accepting the proposed principles.