Eisenkot's Path to a New Gov't Requires Compromise – Will Lieberman Play Along?
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Responsible for forming the next Israeli government, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot faces a real political puzzle to gather a majority After having received Sunday's term of office of
Eisenkot's path to a new gov't requires compromise – will Lieberman play along?
As Eisenkot opens the door to Arab parties, Lieberman sees a path with the ultra-Orthodox. However, his opposition to Arab parties could stall Eisenkot's push to the premiership, while Bennett waits to see which campaign promise he'll have to break
(Adnkronos) Gadi Eisenkot will need to compromise, even with the Arab parties withdrawn from a historic exploit in the parliamentary elections of October 27, in order to form what he called a national emergency government. But Advigor Lieberman could hinder it, preferring an alliance with the ultra-Orthodox and maintaining his opposition to [...]
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(Adnkronos) Gadi Eisenkot will need to compromise, even with the Arab parties withdrawn from a historic exploit in the parliamentary elections of October 27, in order to form what he called a national emergency government. But Advigor Lieberman could hinder it, preferring an alliance with the ultra-Orthodox and maintaining his opposition to [...]
The prime minister in charge risks a variable majority depending on the dossier on the table
MK Avigdor Lieberman refuses to support the swift inauguration of a government led by Gadi Eisenkot before signing detailed coalition agreements, and demands that the repeal of the legal reform laws and changes to the conscription law be stopped. The post Government formation talks: Lieberman sets the conditions and delays the formation of a government led by Eisenkot first appeared on JDN.
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