Six months following the Dutch parliamentary elections, Geert Wilders, leader of the Freedom Party that emerged as the frontrunner, announced that a coalition government had been formed. The coalition includes the People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy, the New Social Contract party, and the Citizen-Farmers Movement. However, it is still uncertain who will be named head of government, as Wilders has stated he will not be applying for the position.
The Freedom Party is known for its right-wing populist views and anti-Muslim stance. In the last election campaign, they won a record 37 seats in parliament. Despite their support for Israel, they abandoned demands to ban the Koran, mosques and Islamic schools. The coalition agreement spans 26 pages and outlines continued support for Ukraine, an increase in defense budget to 2% of GDP and a commitment to move embassy to Israel at an appropriate time.
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As we continue to monitor this breaking news story more details may emerge about who will lead this new government coalition. Stay tuned for updates on this developing situation.
