Israeli Opposition Secures Majority to Form Government, Eisenkot Gains Arab Party Support
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Former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot is set to attempt forming a new Israeli government, potentially ending Netanyahu's tenure. The move faces significant coalition hurdles, and the outcome remains uncertain. This marks a potential shift in Israeli leadership amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has secured the backing of 67 Knesset members, including major Arab parties, to form a new Israeli government, challenging Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure. President Isaac Herzog is expected to formally task Eisenkot with this mandate on Sunday. However, the viability of a stable coalition remains uncertain due to internal opposition within the bloc to governing with Arab factions.
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