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Eisenkot rules out serving in Netanyahu-led government, even under rotation deal

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Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot stated for the first time that he would not join a coalition or serve in a government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even if it would include a rotation agreement for the premiership, while speaking to 103FM on Wednesday.

"Absolutely not. I will not serve under Netanyahu, not even in a rotation agreement. If that happens, you'll see it; I'll resign an hour later," Eisenkot said.

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