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A government will be formed. A government with noble values and worthy of the people of Israel. We will make concessions. It is impossible to form a government without painful concessions. Perhaps we will not be able to achieve all our goals and fulfill all our promises in the next six months, but the government will be formed.

What we are witnessing tonight is an attempt to crush democracy and steal the elections with the help of those who were planted in the security system. This is a direct threat to our democracy by people who do not want to acknowledge defeat. I call on all state institutions to stand firm against this attempt, and I call on my colleagues in the camp to set everything aside and form a government as soon as possible.

We face a dangerous and extreme attempt to annul the elections. I have reviewed all the intelligence materials. The elections were fair. We must form a government. What happened in the past few days reminds us of the need to dismiss Netanyahu from the position of prime minister.

There is only one reason for Likud's attempts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the election results: because they lost, and we will not allow them to do so.

The State of Israel saved itself today. The mission is to form a Zionist government. Perhaps there will not be a broad coalition on the first day, but we will expand it later.

Netanyahu's bloc suffered a harsh defeat and a complete collapse, and the public told him to go home

Netanyahu's bloc has suffered a severe defeat and total collapse, and the public told him to go home

Netanyahu's bloc has suffered a harsh defeat and total collapse, and the public has told him to go home

Netanyahu's bloc suffered a harsh defeat and total collapse, and the public told him to go home

He has lost his mind. The Prime Minister of Israel says during an election campaign, three days before the elections, that people should vote for him because he will ensure the continuation of Israel's isolation.

This man has lost control. We must certainly send him home.

His reckless behavior puts us at risk, and state security is not material for an election campaign.

This evening (Netanyahu) published that he wants to ignite escalation and confrontation with Iran, only to postpone the elections

It was published this evening that (Netanyahu) wants to ignite escalation and confrontation with Iran, only to postpone the elections

It was published this evening that (Netanyahu) wants to ignite an escalation and confrontation with Iran, only in order to postpone the elections.

It looks as though it was written using a free version of ChatGPT

superficial and strange

superficial and strange

Superficial and strange, and it looks as if it was written by a free version of a chatbot program.

There is no justification for launching an operation in Iran before the elections, and certainly there is no government that can be trusted to carry out the right kind of operations there.

The prime minister can dominate the agenda by warning of an imminent terrorist attack or a war with Iran, but whether that is good for Israel is a question voters must ask themselves.

Based on the intelligence available to me, there is no expected war with Iran before the elections.

The last thing I wanted was to start a new argument with Netanyahu on this painful national mourning day, but the amount of lies leaves no choice.

What exactly is the claim? That Netanyahu knew there was a risk of a plane hijacking, concealed it during the security briefing, and did nothing about it?

There was no mention of a plane hijacking scenario. Nothing like that. Nothing. Zero.

I know better