Israel's new parliament sworn in; Eisenkot gets first shot at forming government
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Following parliamentary elections, Israeli President Herzog has tasked Benny Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar Gadija party, with forming a new government. This initiates a coalition-building period, with uncertainty over whether Eisenkot can secure a majority. The outcome will shape Israel's domestic and foreign policy direction.
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Israeli President Herzog has formally tasked Gadi Eisenkot, a key rival of Benjamin Netanyahu, with forming a new government following an inconclusive election. Eisenkot has 28 days to convert the support of 67 Knesset members into a ruling coalition, facing significant challenges including policy disagreements and the potential for a fourth election. The outcome remains uncertain, with implications for Israel's domestic political landscape and regional stability.
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