Gadi Eisenkot Tasked by Israeli President to Form New Government
Sourced from 6 publications
- •Gadi Eisenkot, ex-military chief, is tasked by Israel's President Isaac Herzog to form a new government.
- •Eisenkot has up to six weeks to secure coalition partners, with potential for a 14-day extension.
- •No clear parliamentary majority emerged in the recent elections, complicating coalition negotiations.
- •An alliance with Arab Israeli parties is numerically feasible but politically complex for Eisenkot.
- •Eisenkot’s task follows his selection over incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Sources
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