A unity government with Netanyahu? On one condition - or it's a pyramid scheme

Ben Caspit supports a unity government but conditions it on Benjamin Netanyahu not being the first prime minister in the rotation. He argues that past experience proves Netanyahu betrays his partners, and calls the proposal a 'pyramid scheme'. Caspit sets conditions including a state commission of inquiry, term limits, and a real conscription law.

Ben Caspit, a Walla commentator, writes that he is in favor of a unity government, but on the condition that Benjamin Netanyahu is not the first prime minister in the rotation. Caspit argues that everyone who entrusted their political future to Netanyahu, such as Benny Gantz, Shaul Mofaz, and Yitzhak Herzog, was ultimately betrayed. He calls the proposal for Netanyahu to be first in rotation a 'pyramid scheme'. Caspit sets conditions for unity: a law for a state commission of inquiry, term limits, a real conscription law, and the cancellation of the coup laws. According to him, Netanyahu has become a burden on Israel and harms its image in the world. He suggests that Gadi Eisenkot form a government as early as next week, with the support of the Arab factions from the outside.