Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated his call to form a government of national unity with his political rival Gadi Eisencott. He said that such a government can deal with the security challenges facing Israel, of which the biggest threat is Iran. In a video message released on social media, Netanyahu said that his conversation with Gadi Aizencott on Thursday had further convinced him that it is necessary to form a government of national unity for the country's security. Netanyahu claimed that the Iranian regime wants to destroy Israel and is trying to restart its nuclear program. Netanyahu said that it is necessary to end this threat forever. He said, "A government that rests on limited support or is dependent on supporters of terrorism cannot face this challenge." He said that the proposed national unity government would include only those parties that recognize Israel as the state of the Jewish people. It is noteworthy that Netanyahu's rival and opposition leader Gadi Aizencott is trying to form a government with the support of Arab parties. He has appealed to the other parties to take immediate decisions to oust Netanyahu from power.