Zvika Mor sworn into the 26th Knesset, calls for a unity government

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MK Zvika Mor (Religious Zionism) was sworn into the 26th Knesset at the beginning of the week. At the opening of the Knesset, he called for the formation of a unity government, stating that the most important thing right now is that such a government be formed, in view of the clear results of the elections.

According to Mor, every side hoped to win the elections, but whoever actually won is the people of Israel. He referred to the security and national challenges facing the country, including Iran, the Gaza Strip and the situation in Judea and Samaria, and added that he expects an increase of hundreds of thousands of Jews.

Asked about the possibility that his party would join a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, Mor replied: "We will close everything in rooms and not here in the media." In another interview, he also presented his position on forming the next government, and attacked the possibility of cooperation with the Arab parties.