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It is an organized and calculated campaign, and it paves the way for the formation of a minority government that includes Hamas supporters, a very short-lived government, after which Netanyahu will be installed for four years with a coalition of 70 Knesset members.

The basic condition for any mandatory conscription law is that it passes the Supreme Court test. Otherwise, there is no point in wasting a single minute on an unacceptable law.

All the posts that talk about mediators acting on my behalf, and the names mentioned, such as Moshe Leon, Avi Abuhatzeira, and others, are all lies and fabrications.

I will not allow the formation of a government that relies on Arab parties because it will harm Israel's security and return Netanyahu to power.

Trying to get everything carries the risk of losing everything.

So far, I still believe that appointing Lapid as Knesset speaker is the most correct step.

I hear various reports claiming that I no longer support appointing Lapid as Knesset speaker.

We must understand that whoever tries to get too much may get nothing. This also includes the conscription law issue. It pains me, and I know it pains many others

The decision now depends on Gadi, Naftali and Yair himself

I have not spoken with anyone about this issue, not even with myself.

On all other issues, flexibility and concessions can and even should be shown, understanding that whoever tries to hold on to too much may get nothing. This also includes the conscription law issue.

Netanyahu's era must be ended, we must not be dragged into additional elections, and a government based on the abstention of the Joint List and Ra'am must not be formed.

In the new political reality, national responsibility requires us to take difficult decisions and be ready to make painful concessions.

The destruction of the Third Temple must be prevented.

I told Ghadi Eisenkot that I will recommend tasking him

I oppose a minority government headed by Eisenkot. I will not be a partner in a unity government between Netanyahu and Eisenkot. For me, Sigalovitch has become like Ofer Cassif after joining the United List.

I received offers to head the Knesset, and I do not want that.

We will not participate in a government with Netanyahu or Tibi

I want us to form a Zionist government, from Zionist parties only. All the talk about a minority government is a dangerous trap.

I appreciate President Trump, and he has indeed done a lot for Israeli citizens, but the decision is the decision of Israeli citizens.

I understand that it is very comfortable for President Trump to run Israel through a 'Bibi puppet.'

As time passes, the picture becomes clearer. Gadi Eisenkot is planning for the day after the elections, and what matters to him is not being the largest party in the camp of those who serve, but being larger than Likud, and reaching coalition formation talks with Netanyahu from a position of strength.

"Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power"

"I have no doubt that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military step before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas"

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power

I have no doubt whatsoever that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military move before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah or Hamas

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold onto power.

I have no doubt that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military step before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas.

Netanyahu cannot even serve as minister of regional cooperation in the government; he must go

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power