Rome, 3 Nov. (LaPresse) – Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has ruled out the possibility of joining a government led by the current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even if pressure were to be exerted from Washington to do so. This was reported by Kan News. “If Trump were to call me, I would respect the President and go, but I would insist that this is an internal Israeli matter,” Eisenkot is reported to have said during closed-door meetings.
Israel: Eisenkot rules out the possibility of a government with Netanyahu
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Rome, 3 Nov. (LaPresse) – Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has ruled out the possibility of joining a government led by the current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even if pressure were to be exerted from Washington to do so. This was reported by Kan News. “If Trump were to call me, I would respect the President and go, but I would insist that this is an internal Israeli matter,” Eisenkot is reported to have said during closed-door meetings.
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