Herzog calls on party leaders to approach coalition talks with ‘an open mind’

Herzog urges party leaders to accept 'reality' of election results, avoid repeat election

Israel's president calls on political leaders to compromise in order to establish a new government and avoid repeat elections after neither bloc achieved an outright majority.

Herzog calls on party leaders to approach coalition talks with ‘an open mind’

“As we all know, during an election campaign, candidates naturally and predictably climb to lofty positions. But the elections are over,” the Israeli president said.

'Stop climbing up trees': Israeli president urges parties to avert fresh election

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has urged political parties to accept the election outcome and work towards forming a government, warning that another

Face the reality: Israeli President urges parties to find creative solutions amid electoral stalemate - The Tribune

Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Sunday urged all party leaders to accept the election results and “find creative solutions to prevent another election”, as none of the blocs has a clear majority in the 120-member Knesset.

"Face the reality": Israeli President urges parties to "find creative solutions" amid electoral stalemate

Tel Aviv: Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Sunday urged all party leaders to accept the election results and “find creative solutions to prevent another election”, as none of the blocs has a clear majority in the 120-member Knesset. Addressing the state memorial ceremony for Israel’s first president, Chaim Weizmann, Herzog said that the leaders should […]

Find “Creative Solutions”, Israel President Tells Politicians Amid Crisis In Forming Govt

Tel Aviv: With Israel facing a major crisis over the formation of a government, the country's president Isaac Herzog, on Sunday, urged all party leaders to accept the election results and 'find creative solutions to prevent another election". None of the blocs has a clear majority in the 120-member Knesset in the recently concluded elections. The leaders should “stop climbing…