Netanyahu says national unity government still possible, a day after accusing Arab lawmakers of supporting ‘terrorism’
Summary
Netanyahu struck a different tone from his remarks a day earlier, reiterating his call for political unity amid the ongoing government-formation process.
Description from Hindustan Times.
Who is covering this
-
Netanyahu says national unity government still possible, a day after accusing Arab lawmakers of supporting ‘terrorism’
Netanyahu struck a different tone from his remarks a day earlier, reiterating his call for political unity amid the ongoing government-formation process.
Related stories
What's next for Israel after election produces political gridlock
71 sourcesvia PBS NewsHourTruth score 8996
U.S. launches new attacks on Iranian targets days after Netanyahu pressed Trump for more strikes
61 sourcesvia PBS NewsHourTruth score 8833
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government, in setback for Netanyahu
20 sourcesvia PBS NewsHourTruth score 884
Trump says U.S. will stop giving $4 billion in aid to Israel next year
50 sourcesvia PBS NewsHourTruth score 8816
Where Do Israel’s Arab Parties Stand?
12 sourcesvia The New York TimesTruth score 85
Israel swears in new parliament as Eisenkot tries to forge a coalition government
8 sourcesvia The Globe and MailTruth score 782
Comments
Comments need JavaScript.