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Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir warned that forming a unity government would lead to political deadlock in Israel, according to a First Squawk tweet. The remark signals resistance from a key far-right coalition figure as talks over a broader emergency government continue. The comment matters because unity arrangements could reshape the coalition's legislative agenda and policy direction. What to watch next is whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp can reconcile Ben-Gvir's opposition with demands from opposition leaders for a joint wartime administration.

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