Trump will push for a unity government? The chairman of the Republican Party responds

The chairman of the Republican Party in Israel, Mark Zell, said in an interview that after the US midterm elections, a window of about two months will open for action against Iran, and estimated that Trump will not intervene in the formation of the coalition in Israel.

The chairman of the Republican Party in Israel, attorney Mark Zell, said in an interview with Ido Tauber on Channel 14 that after the US midterm elections, a window of about two months will open for action against Iran. Zell estimated that Trump and Netanyahu could 'finish the job' against Iran, and when asked what that meant, he replied: 'toppling the regime.' However, Zell did not present information about an official decision made in Washington or Jerusalem. Zell praised Trump, calling him 'something superhuman,' and expressed support for Netanyahu. In response to a question about whether Trump would pressure Netanyahu to form a unity government, Zell said he does not think Trump will intervene in forming a coalition in Israel, but did not rule out the possibility that he might try to help reach agreements. The headline asks about pushing for a unity government, but in the body of the article, Zell rules out direct intervention.