Trump's vision: a three-party government
Donald Trump is expected to push for the establishment of a unity government with a triple rotation between Netanyahu, Eisenkot, and Bennett, in order to advance the Abraham Accords 2.0 and prevent extremist elements from entering the government.
Donald Trump is expected to push for the establishment of a unity government with a triple rotation between Benjamin Netanyahu, Gadi Eisenkot, and Naftali Bennett, in order to advance the Abraham Accords 2.0 and prevent extremist elements from entering the government. According to the outline, Netanyahu would be the first prime minister until July 2028, then move to the role of president; Eisenkot would enter as the second prime minister until early 2030; and Bennett would serve as the third prime minister until the next elections. The article claims that Trump has a supreme interest in advancing this vision, which includes a historic agreement with Saudi Arabia, and he will exert pressure on the leaders. The author notes that the three-party government is intended to serve seemingly conflicting but complementary interests, while avoiding extremist elements. He provides a historical reference point from the unity government in the 1980s, which succeeded in implementing significant economic reforms.