What Netanyahu wanted came true: they agreed
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz agreed to form an “emergency government” as attacks on Gaza continue.
GANTZ AND GALLANT WILL BE IN THE CABINET
Ruling Likud Party sources said former Chief of Staff Gantz and Defense Minister Gallant would be in the “reduced war cabinet.”
Benny Gantz, leader of the National Rally Party.
According to sources, former chief of staff Eisenkot from Gantz’s party and former Israeli ambassador to Washington and current Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer will act as observers in the cabinet.
5 NAMES OF THE OPPOSITION WILL BE APPOINTED TO MINISTRIES
It was noted that the functions of the security cabinet will remain the same and five names from Gantz’s party will be appointed state ministers in the government.
In his statement on the day the Hamas attacks began, Netanyahu proposed the opposition form an emergency government. (AA)