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Eisenkot Wins Options to Receive the Task of Forming a Government and Unseat Netanyahu

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Gadi Eisenkot is gaining ground in the race to be tasked with forming Israel's next government. The former chief of staff of the Israeli army has 67 recommendations, compared to Benjamin Netanyahu's 46, and is leading in presidential polls. Eisenkot's chances have increased after the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party announced that it would not recommend a candidate for president, Isaac Herzog, and after the two Arab parties expressed th…

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The leader of the Israeli opposition party Yashar, Gadi Aysenkot, gathered most of the recommendations of the Knesset deputies as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister, reports to the President's Office. 67 of the 120 new parliamentarians were supported by the policy during the consultations, transferring TASS. All the parties of the united opposition and both Arab political forces spoke in favour of Eisenkot in meetings with President Yitz…

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Benjamin Netanyahu's position in the post-election government formation battle has weakened after a majority of MPs on Thursday nominated his main challenger, former chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot, as the prime minister-designate. Following the deadlocked vote, President Yitzhak Herzog faces the difficult task of nominating the politician with the best chance of forming a workable coalition in a deeply divided country.

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Gadi Eisenkot is gaining ground in the race to be tasked with forming Israel's next government. The former chief of staff of the Israeli army has 67 recommendations, compared to Benjamin Netanyahu's 46, and is leading in presidential polls. Eisenkot's chances have increased after the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party announced that it would not recommend a candidate for president, Isaac Herzog, and after the two Arab parties expressed th…

Eisenkot received recommendations from 67 Knesset members, compared to 46 for Netanyahu - The opening to the ultra-Orthodox

Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced on Sunday that he will task a lawmaker with forming the next government, but he has not formally revealed who. The arithmetic suggests that it will be opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who has obtained the support of 67 of the 120 Knesset (parliament) members in the round of consultations with the parties, compared to the 46 obtained by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a leader who is wanted by the Inter…

Dramatic political developments are shaking Israel, with Benjamin Netanyahu facing an unprecedented reversal of the parliamentary balance. The man who dominated the country's political scene for years now sees his own political camp presenting serious rifts, while his main opponent, Gandy Eisenkot, is increasingly gathering … The article Dramatic political developments in Israel: The mandate to form a government was requested for Eisenkot – The …

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