بينيت

Mansour Abbas was a great partner compared to Qatar in the Prime Minister's Office. Why isn't he part of the government? Because he would only form a government based on Zionist parties.

The Israeli army is unable to carry out border protection tasks due to a shortage of soldiers; a shortage of 20,000 soldiers has cost soldiers' lives.

We will immediately thereafter approve a government bill setting the prime minister's term at eight years, and I did not previously see a need for that.

We will swear in the government at 7 p.m., and we will immediately hold the first government meeting at the Knesset, where we will put to a vote the establishment of a government commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre.

I am now focusing on expanding the bloc. Two weeks ago we spoke about a strategy for the bloc, and that is what I am doing from morning until night. I go to Likud strongholds, and many are joining the revolution of those who serve.

There will be no government with Netanyahu. Netanyahu bears personal and direct responsibility for October 7, and to this moment he keeps Qatari agents in his office. Anyone who was there understood that I said what I said to clarify the absurdity. He is against an inquiry committee, against drafting the Haredim, and he cannot stay in his post one more minute.