Arab countries support a government of Eisenkot with the Haredim: "They will not thwart political arrangements"

Diplomats from an Arab country that maintains relations with Israel say that the entry of the Haredim into the government that Eisenkot intends to form would be welcome, that they are a more convenient partner compared to Ben Gvir and Smotrich, and are not expected to thwart political arrangements.

Diplomats from one of the Arab countries that maintain relations with Israel are closely following the negotiations to form a government, particularly the possibility that the Haredi parties will join the government that Gadi Eisenkot intends to establish. This was reported in the Kan News edition. In closed conversations, the diplomats say that the entry of the Haredim would be welcome, as they are perceived as a 'more convenient partner' compared to Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, who, according to them, hold territorial ambitions and push for settlement in the areas of Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and Judea and Samaria. The diplomats added that the Haredim could bring a stable government under Eisenkot's leadership and are not expected to thwart political arrangements.

Arab countries support a government of Eisenkot with the Haredim: "They will not thwart political arrangements"