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OriginalSourceFrance 24FranceLeanCenterCredibilityPublished21:10 UTCRatings: AllSides, MBFCSourceFrance 24FranceLeanCenterCredibilityPublished21:10 UTCRatings: AllSides, MBFC

“Israeli opposition leader Eisenkot begins the hard work of forging a coalition government”

“Israel’s ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot was tapped by President Isaac Herzog to try to form a government Sunday evening. But his lack of a clear majority in parliament will make trying to forge a coalition alongside the country’s divided minor parties an uphill struggle.”

Eisenkot begins coalition talks to form a government

Key points

  • Former Israeli chief Gadi Eisenkot was tasked by President Herzog to form a new government.
  • He has up to six weeks, with a possible two-week extension, to secure a majority.
  • Arab-led parties are potential kingmakers, but their support is not yet sufficient.
  • Eisenkot requires commitments like recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
  • If unable to form a government, Netanyahu could be given a chance again.
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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