🔶 Eisenkot's response to Netanyahu's "government of national unity" plan: these tricks don't work for me.
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishar party, in response to Benjamin Netanyahu's statements regarding the necessity of "establishing a government of national unity", accused him of fraud and said that the captive prime minister "knows he lost the election" and that his request is a "trick".
Eisenkot, who is responsible for the establishment of the future POW government, published a message on Channel X and wrote: "Netanyahu called for negotiations while the negotiations were planned in advance. "He claims that he wants unity, but he does not respect the official state ceremonies in the parliament (Knesset) and continues to create disputes, as if there is no incitement tomorrow."
He also added: "These tricks don't work on me."
According to Eisenkot, a meeting is planned between the negotiating teams of the Ishar party and the Likud party. The chairman of the Ishar party emphasized that Netanyahu knows that the conditions for joining a national emergency government under his leadership "include accepting the principles stated in the past and also abandoning extremist forces."