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“Netanyahu’s rival will have first shot at becoming Israel’s new prime minister — despite lackluster election result”

““Now is the time to form a national emergency government. I will do everything I can to ensure we are worthy,” Eisenkot wrote on X.”

Gadi Eisenkot chosen to try forming a government after deadlocked election

Key points

  • Israel’s president invited Gadi Eisenkot to form a government after a deadlocked election.
  • Netanyahu’s religious-nationalist coalition lost its parliamentary majority but remained the largest bloc.
  • Eisenkot has 28 days to form a government, with a possible 14-day extension.
  • Possible paths include a minority Arab-backed coalition, ultra-Orthodox coalition, or unity with Netanyahu.
  • If no one succeeds within about 100 days, Parliament may call for new elections.
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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