Israeli Opposition Secures Majority to Form Government, Eisenkot Gains Arab Party Support
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Gadi Eisenkot, a former chief of staff and Netanyahu's main rival, has been tasked with forming a government, with up to six weeks to build a coalition. This marks a potential shift in Israeli leadership after prolonged political deadlock. The outcome remains uncertain as coalition negotiations are complex and could fail, triggering new elections.
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Gadi Eisenkot has been formally tasked by President Herzog to form the next Israeli government, following reports of securing a Knesset majority and significant progress in coalition talks. This development signals a high probability of Benjamin Netanyahu's replacement, though the final composition and stability of Eisenkot's coalition remain uncertain. The process is expected to take up to six weeks.
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