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Every government that is formed must act decisively and immediately against crime organizations

I am shocked by the killing of Lina in Kafr Manda. Security is a basic duty of the state.

Extend your hands to make concessions, even toward your opponents.

It is necessary to investigate how the October 7 disaster happened and to draw lessons

A solution must be found for the conscription issue and it must be taken seriously

You must avoid re-elections

We must build a political horizon in the region after the war.

Iran does not stop, even for a single moment, its threats.

I expect the honorable Mr. Eisenkot to form a government that represents the entire people.

Iran does not hesitate to carry out its plots and threats. We must work to build a political horizon in the region and in the post-war phase.

67 votes recommended Eisenkot, while 46 votes recommended Netanyahu.

We should move forward with Trump's plan regarding Gaza, negotiate with Lebanon, and fight terrorism.

Threats must be deterred and the army's needs secured

I will task [someone] with forming the government on Sunday

The issue of American aid worries me greatly, and it also hit me like a thunderbolt on a clear day.

We are waging a struggle against jihad, locally and globally. Where is the in-depth discussion on this issue?

The mere possibility of live fire being used against Israeli citizens, or of fatal casualties among security force members, carries extremely dangerous and explosive consequences and could lead to civil war.

I feel a deep and urgent duty driving me to write to you from the bottom of my heart, to warn you about the situation I have learned of, because we have become one step away from a catastrophe.

It is forbidden to defame an entire community

I appreciate the Arab community's participation in the elections and I condemn racism

We will not allow anyone to spoil this successful and democratic election day

Hungary is a true friend and a veteran ally of Israel. I thank Hungary for its clear policy of zero tolerance for antisemitism and its commitment to protecting Jewish communities.

I expressed my appreciation for our bilateral relations, especially in the areas of economic cooperation, trade and culture. I emphasized Israel's desire for peace in the region, alongside the strategic threats to our security, foremost among them Iran and its terrorist proxies.

These elections are a celebration of democracy in Israel and in its embassies abroad. I call on all citizens of the state to exercise their right to vote, and of course to influence Israel's future.

This is a very important moment in my political visit here in Azerbaijan. I get to see how the electoral process begins and how elections are actually conducted in Israeli missions abroad, here at the embassy in Baku.

We returned the hostages home. Some returned to recover and rebuild their lives, while others, very sadly, were returned to be buried in Israel.

These days, in the midst of an election campaign, we must heed the clear warning signs that alert to serious disagreements and a deep division.

All this obliges us to investigate with determination, courage and without bias, and to understand: how did this happen to us? No passage of time permits us to erase this duty.

You put yourselves at risk to save others and prevented a terrible disaster, and today the whole world saw the beautiful and brave face of Israeli society