Netanyahu and Eisenkot, after the elections, both said about trying to form the next government.
The initial results of the elections to the captive parliament in Israel show that neither of the two main rival parties won the necessary majority to form a government, but both Benjamin Netanyahu, the captive Israeli prime minister, and Gadi Eisenkot, his main opponent in the elections, said that they are trying to form the next government.
🔸Netanyahu called for the establishment of a "national, strong and right-wing government" on the morning of Wednesday, November 6, at a gathering of Likud supporters, and again raised the possibility of joint military action with the US against Iran.
On the other hand, Eisenkot said that the voters rejected the continuation of Netanyahu's term and warned him not to use the security captivity for his political goals. The Prime Minister of the captives, who gave a speech at the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem after three in the morning, without declaring victory, defended what he called the military achievements of his government and said: "The captives, together with his partner, President Trump, have a unique opportunity to eliminate the existential threat of Iran forever."
He added that other motives should not divert the captives from this "Jerusalem mission".
🔸 Donald Trump, the President of the United States, also said in his first comment about the Israeli prisoners' elections, that his support for Binyamin Netanyahu had a great impact on the electoral performance of the Israeli prisoners.
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