Likud, Yashar, and Together hold coalition talks for unity government

Representatives from Likud, Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar, and Naftali Bennett's Together party met for coalition negotiations aimed at forming a national unity government. The meeting lasted about an hour, with a joint statement on continued talks.

A meeting lasting only one hour took place today between representatives of Likud, Yashar, and Together as part of efforts to form a unity government. At its conclusion, the parties issued a joint statement saying the talks would continue in a constructive atmosphere. However, the article claims that the real negotiations are taking place in closed meetings mediated by former Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, and that Netanyahu's associates suspect that United Torah Judaism is turning to a government led by Eisenkot. The article uses terms such as 'smoke screen' and 'the left's takeover of the Knesset with the votes of terror supporters' in the reporter's narrative, without substantiation.