Israeli prime minister leaves for state visit to Germany.

MK Nir Barkat (Likud)claims that the Likud will join in replacing the AG if he returns to power, even after party chairman Netanyahu disowned Barkat's position. "My position for years is that the position of the ombudsman and the AG should be separated," Barkat said. "To be an advisor in a position of trust and to advise the elected official with the aim of realizing his worldview for which he was elected and in accordance with the law."

MK Yomtob Kalfon, claimed in an interview with Radio 103FM: "Gadi Eizenkot wants to evacuate the so-called isolated settlements. This is exactly the line of the left."

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Prime Minister Yair Lapid continues to push for the unification of the Meretz and Labor parties, and offered Ine reserved spot in the Yesh Atid list to each of the parties. Lapid also proposed distributing ministers to the parties as if each of them received 10 mandates. The chairman of the Labor Party, the Minister of Transportation, Merav Michaeli, refused the offer and even refused to continue talks In the issue. According to her, no new data was presented that would justify the unification of the two parties.

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Former Prime Minister Netanyahu disavows the comments made by MK Nir Barkat (Likud) who said that he "thinks that Netanyahu will replace the AG after the elections". The Likud said in response to Barkat: "Thia is his opinion Inly and is contrary to the position of the Likud and former Prime Minister Netanyahu. There is no intention to fire the AG."

Prime Minister Yair Lapid has departed for a state visit to Berlin.