Which parties will be in the next Israeli government?Likud

Joint statement to the leaders of the Change and Amendment parties: The leaders of the parties are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and to realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset. The leaders of the Change and Amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the October Seven. The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset. The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process. In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

Joint statement to the leaders of the Change and Amendment parties: The leaders of the parties are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and to realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset.* The leaders of the Change and Amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the October seven. *The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset.* The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their *uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process.* In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

Joint statement to the leaders of the change parties: The party leaders are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset. The leaders of the change and amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the seven in October. The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset. The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process. In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

Joint statement to the leaders of the Change and Amendment parties: The leaders of the parties are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and to realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset. The leaders of the Change and Amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the October Seven. The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset. The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process. In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

Joint statement to the leaders of the Change and Amendment parties: The leaders of the parties are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and to realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset. The leaders of the Change and Amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the October Seven. The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset. The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process. In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

*Joint announcement to the leaders of the Change and Amendment parties:* *The leaders of the parties are coordinating and will act immediately to replace the 7/10 government with a national emergency government and to realize the clear parliamentary majority in the Knesset.* The leaders of the Change and Amendment parties met a short time ago in Herzliya for the first joint discussion in which the action plan was coordinated for the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset and the formation of the 38th government as soon as possible. The party leaders are coordinating regarding the need to establish a Zionist government based on the four principles set forth by Eisenkot, as soon as possible. At the meeting, the party leaders emphasized their full commitment to implementing the decision of the citizens of Israel, who voted clearly and unequivocally in favor of change and against the continuation of the current government - the government of the October seven. *The party leaders coordinated plans and steps to realize the parliamentary majority, immediately - already in the first days of the Knesset.* The party leaders discussed the dangerous and disorderly delegitimization attack that the Likud and Netanyahu are carrying out against the election results and the Central Elections Committee, and expressed their *uncompromising commitment to protecting the election results and the democratic process.* In accordance with the agreement of the party leaders, all parties will recommend to the President of the State that the Chairman of the Yesh! Party, Gadi Eisenkot, receive the first mandate to form a government, with the aim of forming a government as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into additional elections. The meeting determined that the parties' negotiation teams will begin working immediately to formulate the basic guidelines and agreements for forming the 38th government. The party leaders agreed to continue continuous and close coordination in the coming days until the new government is sworn in.

A unity government led by Netanyahu? Minister Eli Cohen: "Likud is the largest party, Eisenkot and Lieberman promised not to form a government with the Arab parties, if they want to keep their promise - they are welcome to come and talk" #NoonDiary | @amirivgi

Netanyahu calls for broad coalition government Benjamin Netanyahu called for a broad coalition government, claiming that the overwhelming majority of Jewish voters chose Likud as the largest party and personally chose him to lead the next cabinet. He reiterated his refusal to form a government dependent on the votes of Arab parties. isna.ir/xdXnBq @isna94

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the Joint List - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to form a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as Prime Minister, to lead the next government. We strive to form a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the coalition - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to establish a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as prime minister, to lead the next government. We strive to establish a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter. ## Mamlak: Netanyahu clarifies - any government you want me to be a part of will be headed by me

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the Joint List - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to form a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as Prime Minister, to lead the next government. We strive to form a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the Joint List - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to form a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as Prime Minister, to lead the next government. We strive to form a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the Joint List - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to form a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as Prime Minister, to lead the next government. We strive to form a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter.

The Israeli public does not want a government that depends on the G-22 and the Joint List - parties that support terror and deny the existence of the Jewish state. From day one, our hand was extended to form a broad national government. A clear majority of the Jewish public chose Likud as the largest party and me, as Prime Minister, to lead the next government. We strive to form a broad government with our partners and with any party that wishes to do so and that does not support terror. I am open to having a dialogue on the matter.

"Netanyahu and Likud continue to cast doubt on the results." Al-Hadath's senior correspondent in Palestine, Ziad Halabi, reports on the repercussions of the Israeli parliamentary elections and the expected date for Eisenkot to be tasked with forming the government.

i24 poll: Netanyahu's bloc at 60, Likud and Yesher down two seats from previous poll but gap between them maintained, Winter in, Yozalicha out

Netanyahu and Smotrich attempt to unite the Israeli right with a "joint election plan," excluding Ben-Gvir. ====== The Israeli Prime Minister and Finance Minister are moving to unify the ranks of the Israeli right, excluding Ben-Gvir. Maariv predicted that Netanyahu and Smotrich would participate in two separate rallies to present a unified election plan. The move aims to strengthen the right-wing bloc by about 5 seats by mobilizing 200,000 potential right-wing voters. The plan includes door-to-door campaigns, assistance for thousands to reach polling stations, and the use of influencers. Opinion polls give Likud about 22 seats in the Knesset and the right-wing coalition between 50 and 54 seats.