Israel's new parliament sworn in; Eisenkot gets first shot at forming government
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Following an inconclusive election, Netanyahu and Eisenkot are maneuvering to form a new government. The outcome remains uncertain, with coalition negotiations likely to determine the next prime minister. This political uncertainty could affect regional stability and policy continuity.
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Gadi Eisenkot has been officially mandated by the Israeli President to form a new government, following the swearing-in of the newly elected parliament. This development signals a potential end to Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure, with Eisenkot having secured support from 67 Knesset members. The formation process faces challenges, including policy disagreements and the 28-day deadline, with the outcome determining Israel's political stability.
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