Israel: Eisenkot has 67 recommendations from the Knesset to establish a national emergency government Yoram Cohen, the second man in Eisenkot's party, presented at the President's Residence its four principles: a Jewish and democratic state, the Declaration of Independence, service to all and the dissolution of the Hamas movement. He said that the doors of the party will remain open even after the government takes the constitutional oath. Lieberman withdrew his veto on the ultra-Orthodox parties, and the change camp is pushing for a government that will include United Torah Judaism, on the basis of a relaxed conscription law for the ultra-Orthodox.

Israel: Eisenkot has 67 recommendations from the Knesset to establish a national emergency government Yoram Cohen, the second man in Eisenkot's party, presented at the President's Residence its four principles: a Jewish and democratic state, the Declaration of Independence, service to all and the dissolution of the Hamas movement. He said that the doors of the party will remain open even after the government takes the constitutional oath. Lieberman withdrew his veto on the ultra-Orthodox parties, and the change camp is pushing for a government that will include United Torah Judaism, on the basis of a relaxed conscription law for the ultra-Orthodox.