Netanyahu calls for unity government, warns of coalition with 'Hamas supporters'
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What Haaretz reported
In his second statement since the October 27 election, Netanyahu warned that a government dependent on 'Hamas supporters' would include members who 'praise the Nukhba murderers' who carried out the October 7 attack
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Netanyahu calls for unity government, warns of coalition with 'Hamas supporters'. In his second statement since the October 27 election, Netanyahu warned that a government dependent on 'Hamas supporters' would include members who 'praise the Nukhba murderers' who carried out the October 7 attack Covered by 2 publications. Haaretz: Netanyahu calls for unity government, warns of coalition with 'Hamas supporters'. The Jerusalem Post: Netanyahu calls for unity government in first since election, warns of 'coalitions with Islamists'.
Who is covering it
- Haaretz Israel Netanyahu calls for unity government, warns of coalition with 'Hamas supporters' In his second statement since the October 27 election, Netanyahu warned that a government dependent on 'Hamas supporters' would include members who 'praise the Nukhba murderers' who carried out the October 7 attack 15 h ago · Tier 2
- The Jerusalem Post Israel Netanyahu calls for unity government in first since election, warns of 'coalitions with Islamists' Netanyahu called for a unity government on Saturday, warning that an opposition coalition backed by Islamists would threaten Israel's future and security. 14 h ago · Tier 3
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