According to Hebrew media reports, Benjamin Netanyahu has formed a special team consisting of his ministers and advisers to investigate political developments and to evaluate ways to prevent the formation of a new cabinet headed by Gadi Eisenkot.
According to Fars; In this regard and after Netanyahu’s verbal attacks on Arab parties; Eysenkot, tasked with forming the occupation regime’s future cabinet, canceled a planned meeting with Netanyahu’s Likud party that was scheduled to take place on Wednesday.
The Yashar party headed by Eysenkot announced in a statement that by attacking the Arab citizens of Israel, Netanyahu has once again shown that he does not want unity and always prefers his personal political survival over the interests of society. This party also cited Netanyahu’s words and insulting the Knesset inauguration ceremony and weakening the official image of the cabinet as the reasons for canceling this meeting.
On the other hand, the Likud party announced that it is ready to meet with the representatives of any faction that wants to achieve unity. Referring to the departure of the representatives of the Arab joint list from the Knesset during the playing of the Israeli anthem, this party emphasized that it is not possible to cooperate with the supporters of terrorism or those who do such an act.
These developments occurred after Netanyahu’s speech in the Knesset. Attacking the Arab parties, Netanyahu said that there is no difference between the joint Arab list and the united Arab list, and both want the destruction of Israel.
The disagreement between the opposition parties regarding the participation of Arab parties in the future government and the presence of Haredi Jewish religious parties, especially regarding the demand for the exemption of students of religious schools from military service, has faced obstacles in the formation of the cabinet.
In the meantime, the Yehudith Torati party has announced in a message to Eisenkot that it is ready to discuss postponing the approval of the military service law until after the swearing in of the new cabinet.
Eisenkot, who was officially commissioned to form the cabinet by Ishak Herzog, the head of the occupying regime, has 28 days to do so, and this deadline can be extended by another 14 days with the decision of the head of the Zionist regime.
