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Israeli President Isaac Herzog said the country wants a stable government that preserves national unity, according to a First Squawk tweet. The remark signals continued pressure to resolve Israel's political deadlock and form a durable coalition. No specific timeline, vote counts or policy measures were attached to the statement. The comment matters because coalition stability underpins budget passage and economic policy direction. Watch for formal coalition announcements or Knesset votes as the next concrete markers.

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