🔸 Benjamin Netanyahu, the interim Prime Minister of Israel, called on Saturday, November 23, once again to form a national unity government with Gadi Eisenkot, his political opponent, and emphasized his commitment to eliminate the "threat of Iran".
In a video message, he said that the security briefing he held last Thursday for Eisenkot reinforced his understanding "of the need to establish a government of national unity in the current situation; a government that includes all the parties that support the existence of the captives of Israel as the state of the Jewish nation.
🔸 Following the recent parliamentary elections, President Captivesail entrusted Eisenkot with the task of assembling the future government. However, Eisenkot's coalition did not obtain the parliamentary majority and he started negotiations with various parties to form the government.
Arab parties won more mandates than expected in the elections, and if they join, Eisenkot will be able to get the necessary votes to form the government. Netanyahu claimed that Iran is trying to revive its nuclear weapons program and will use nuclear bombs against its captives.