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Entering talks without preconditions and overcoming differences in order to reach an agreement on Israel's security and future

On Thursday I held an important conversation with Gadi Eisenkot. I have a long-standing friendship with Gadi, since he assumed the position of Chief of Staff and even before that. This meeting affirmed the need to form a national unity government at this time, a government…

We must remove the existential Iranian threat once and for all.

We must form a unity government that includes all parties supporting Israel's existence as a state of the Jewish people.

I am convinced that there is an urgent necessity to form a national unity government.

The proper response to those who deliberately left during the playing of the 'Hatikvah' anthem is to form a government of hope, a national unity government

Let us enter the room without preconditions, set aside all differences and boycotts, and reach understandings for Israel's security and future

We must reach understandings for Israel's security and sit together away from disagreements

We must remove the existential Iranian threat once and for all

I am convinced that there is an urgent need to form a national unity government

Let us sit together away from differences

We must do everything to continue preventing it from doing so, as we did in the two operations "Rising Lion" and "Lion's Roar," when we removed the immediate danger of annihilation from us. And we must remove this existential threat from our shoulders once and for all.

The Iranian system, which seeks to destroy Israel, is again working to resume its nuclear program. Let it be clear: this killing system, which did not hesitate to kill many thousands of its own people, will not hesitate to use nuclear weapons against us.

We will enter the negotiation room without preconditions, set aside all differences and boycotts, and reach agreements for Israel's security and future, including the conscription issue, which can be resolved with representatives of the Haredi sector.

The Iranian regime, which seeks to destroy Israel, is again working to resume its nuclear program. We must remove this existential threat from above our heads permanently.

I held an important conversation on Thursday with Gadi Eisenkot. I have a long-standing friendship with Gadi, since he assumed the position of Chief of Staff and even before that.

We must reach agreements regarding Israel's security and its future, including the issue of mandatory conscription.

Let us enter the dialogue room without preconditions and set aside all differences

My meeting with Gadi Eisenkot affirmed my awareness of the importance of forming a national unity government at this time

We must remove the existential Iranian threat "once and for all"

The Iranian regime will not hesitate to use nuclear weapons against us

During the meeting, Eisenkot was briefed on the security and diplomatic challenges currently facing the State of Israel. The two sides agreed to continue exchanging updates and information whenever necessary.

A meeting will be held today (Thursday) to brief Prime Minister Netanyahu and the head of the Yeshar party, Eisenkot, on the latest political and security developments, with the participation of the Prime Minister's military secretary

This is an irresponsible step, to discuss sensitive security issues publicly. All decisions taken by the government were based on security considerations only, and in full coordination with the security establishment.

Iran is working to renew its nuclear threat, and toppling the Iranian regime is the only way to eliminate the existential threat.

Forming a unity government is possible, because the people know how to unite in moments of hardship.

All decisions taken by the government led by Prime Minister Netanyahu were for purely security reasons and in full coordination with the security agencies.

I want to gradually reduce American financial aid to zero

Israel today enjoys a strong and stable economy, and Israel and the United States are taking an important step in the transition from aid to partnership

Eisenkot's letter is an irresponsible step to discuss sensitive security issues publicly. All decisions taken by the government were based solely on security considerations and in full coordination with the security establishment