Israel: Strategic developments in Jerusalem
Israeli opposition leader vows to ‘act quickly’ to form ‘national emergency government’ Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot said Tuesday that the “change bloc” would “act quickly” to form a “national emergency government,” elect a new parliament speaker and advance legislation, Anadolu reports. Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, made the remarks following a meeting of opposition leaders, Israeli news outlet Ynet reported. He said the bloc’s legislative priorities would include “important legislation and repealing laws that endanger democracy.” “The negotiating teams of the parties will begin working soon on common principles and on implementing the moves in the Knesset,” Eisenkot added. READ: Israel’s Arab Joint List, Democrats agree to coordinate efforts to replace Netanyahu government Tuesday’s gathering marked the first joint meeting of opposition leaders since the Oct. 27 parliamentary elections. The meeting […]
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