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The Day After

Kahana: Eisenkot's plan to oust Netanyahu

Yesh Atid candidate Matan Kahana outlines the two-stage plan to form a government without Netanyahu: swear in a coalition with a Zionist majority, no negotiations with Arab parties.

Gadi Eisenkot

Matan Kahana, a candidate on the Yesh Atid list, laid out today (Sunday) the path to forming a government that would end Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure, presenting what he described as a plan to execute the move without negotiating with Arab parties.

"We will swear in a government with a Zionist majority without negotiations with the Arab parties," Kahana declared. "This government will send Netanyahu home, and then everything will open up."

Kahana outlined a two-stage process. First, the swearing-in of a government that would rest on what he called a Zionist majority, with no negotiations conducted with Arab parties. After that, with Netanyahu replaced, further progress would become possible, he said.

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