PNN – Benjamin Netanyahu has once again called for the formation of what he terms a “unity government,” to include all political factions among the occupiers.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Israel’s Channel 14—which functions as a media mouthpiece for the incumbent Israeli Prime Minister—reported that Netanyahu has reiterated his demand for a broad-based unity government involving all Zionist and Haredi parties. Furthermore, he accused Arab parties of supporting Hamas and warned against any cooperation with them.
A report by this Zionist regime media outlet states that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again called for the formation of a broad-based unity government on Monday, expressing his readiness to begin negotiations with all Zionist parties to establish a government capable of addressing the security challenges facing Israel.
In his remarks—which resemble, more than anything, a desperate plea to remain in power—he emphasized the necessity of avoiding the formation of a government that relies on the support of parties which, he alleges, back the Hamas movement.
In a video released featuring Netanyahu, he was asked what he believes should happen now in the political arena. He replied: Now? Unity. Two days ago, I called for the formation of a unity government; this is the necessity felt most acutely under the current circumstances.
Netanyahu explained that the call for unity stems, first and foremost, from security realities and the need to form a government that does not rely on the support of Arab factions.
He stated: Primarily, because it is impossible to form a government that includes supporters of Hamas—a government that relies on the backing of those who support Hamas.
The Prime Minister (of the Zionist regime) linked the formation of the future government—in his view—to Israel’s capacity to confront regional threats, particularly Iran. He asserted: One cannot combat Iran and its affiliates—namely, radical Islam—while relying, within the government itself, on the support of those who back radical Islam. Therefore, the formation of a unity government is an unavoidable necessity.
Netanyahu then outlined the specifics of the government he envisions; explaining that, in his view, there is no place for political boycotts among Zionist parties. He stated that the government should encompass all parties from the national camp, alongside the Haredi parties and other Zionist factions.
When asked who should lead the proposed government, Netanyahu explained that, in his view, the leadership should go to the party that secured the highest number of votes in the election. In this regard, he highlighted the electoral achievement of the Likud party.
Netanyahu stated: It is only natural that the largest party should lead this government. The Likud party, under my leadership, has received the highest number of votes—250,000 more than the next party.