Israeli Arab parties back Eisenkot for PM, but coalition math uncertain
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Israeli President has tasked opposition politician Eisenkot with forming a government, following demonstrations urging inclusion of Arab parties. The move signals a potential shift in coalition dynamics, though success depends on securing a parliamentary majority. This development could alter Israel's political landscape and regional posture.
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Gadi Eisenkot has been formally tasked by President Herzog to form the next Israeli government and has reportedly secured a parliamentary majority, including support from the Joint List Arab party. While some sources claim Eisenkot has already assumed the Prime Minister role, this is not broadly confirmed, and the final government formation and coalition stability remain key uncertainties.
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