Israel's President Taps Eisenkot to Form Government Amid Coalition Talks
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Gadi Eisenkot, a former IDF chief and current opposition figure, has signaled openness to joining a Likud-led government, while the potential inclusion of Arab parties in the coalition is drawing political reactions. This marks a notable shift in coalition dynamics, as Eisenkot's centrist stance could enable a broader government, but Arab party participation remains a contentious point.
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Israeli President Herzog has formally tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a new government, granting him 28 days with a possible 14-day extension. This development challenges Benjamin Netanyahu's continued leadership and signals a potential shift in Israeli politics. The outcome remains uncertain due to complex coalition negotiations and internal opposition divergences.
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