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Netanyahu renews call for Israeli government unity as Eisenkot dismisses 'tricks'

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Briefings

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu renewed his call for a national unity government on Saturday, but incoming caretaker Gadi Eisenkot dismissed the appeal as a political ploy. This follows negotiations for a new administration, with Netanyahu currently in the midst of forming a government.

Key points

• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu renewed his call for a national unity government on Saturday.
• Incoming caretaker Gadi Eisenkot dismissed the appeal as a political ploy.

Context

Benjamin Netanyahu, currently serving as caretaker Prime Minister, is in the midst of negotiations to form a new administration. Gadi Eisenkot, the incoming premier, rejected the call for unity as a political maneuver.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single Saturday event in late November 2026. No specific dates for the negotiations are provided, and the outcome of the unity government formation remains uncertain.

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