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“Israel’s PM race: Gadi Eisenkot’s road to oust Netanyahu is not easy — Numbers, political hurdles in forming next govt”

“The move marked a significant step in the former military chief’s effort to oust Israel’s longest-serving prime minister Netanyahu. It is, however, a long road before Eisenkot actually becomes the prime minister of Israel.”

Gadi Eisenkot starts effort to form government after Netanyahu election edge

Key points

  • Gadi Eisenkot was given the first chance to form Israel's next government after a hung assembly emerged from the election.
  • He has up to six weeks to secure a coalition in the 120-seat Knesset with no clear majority.
  • Arab-led parties emerge as potential kingmakers, with Ra’am backing Eisenkot but lacking enough seats alone.
  • Joint List may support from outside the coalition, risking conflicting policies on wars and settlements.
  • Eisenkot’s four conditions include recognizing Israel as a Jewish democratic state and labeling Hamas a terrorist group.
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    Gadi Eisenkot courts Netanyahu allies to form a government.

    President Isaac Herzog gives Eisenkot 28 days to secure the 61 votes needed for a majority.
    SourcesThe Japan Times23:07 UTCCNN23:21 UTCBreitbart23:34 UTCChannel News Asia01:30 UTCThe Korea Herald03:38 UTCHuffPost04:28 UTCThe Hindu04:39 UTCEgypt Independent07:40 UTCand 22 more