The Yashar! party demands that Likud and its partners publicly announce the severing of their alliance with those it calls "the extremists," and the acceptance of Eisenkot's four principles.
The party called Netanyahu's statement a "hysterical speech" and claimed that whoever divided and tore apart Israeli society cannot speak of unity unless he realizes his days in office are numbered. The party clarified that the national emergency government it wishes to form will be based on its four principles.
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Kan News
If Netanyahu wants unity, he should announce the severing of the alliance with the extremists.
Arutz Sheva
The party described his remarks as "pathetic spin" and demands acceptance of Eisenkot's four principles.
Israel Hayom
Netanyahu's speech was described as a "hysterical speech," and the party claimed that whoever divided and torn apart society cannot speak of unity unless he realizes his days in office are numbered.
Kan News
Israel Hayom
