Broken Promises or New Elections? Netanyahu, Eisenkot Face Coalition Dilemma
Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, leaving both sides short of a majority and reviving talks over a unity deal, Arab support or another election.
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After the election, Avigdor Lieberman does not want to coalt with Arab parties. This makes it much more difficult for the camp around Gadi Eisenkot to find majorities.
With 17 seats, these parties, viewed as “unfavourable” by Netanyahu, could give the majority and the government to the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot.
What pledges Eisenkot and Netanayhu need to break to become PM
(JTA) — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his opponent Gadi Eisenkot will have to break their promises to their constituents if they want to form and lead Israel’s next government. Their potential political allies will have to do the same. Netanyahu’s Likud and Eisenkot’s Yashar party both garnered more votes than any of the other nine parties that met the threshold to join the next parliament. Netanyahu and the bloc of parties that ideologi…
Presby. Israel faces the possibility of returning to the ballot box, after the legislative elections yielded results that did not give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or his main competitor Gadi Eisenkot
The 66-year-old politician at the head of the Yashar centrist party maintains a very tight struggle to unblock the prime minister. Neither of them has a clear path to form a government. Read
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