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Bardugo: Herzog Must Task Netanyahu With Forming Government

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Commentator: President Herzog Must Task Netanyahu With Government Formation

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Commentator Yakov Bardugo stated that President Isaac Herzog must task Benjamin Netanyahu with forming the government following the Knesset elections. Bardugo cited Likud's status as the largest party and Netanyahu's security policies as reasons for his continued leadership. He dismissed opposition celebrations and deemed reliance on Arab parties for a coalition unstable post-October 7. Bardugo expects final results to confirm the "Channel 14 News" poll within 48 hours.

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  • Commentator Yakov Bardugo insists President Herzog must task Benjamin Netanyahu with forming the government.
  • Bardugo cited Likud's status as the largest party and Netanyahu's security policies as reasons for continued leadership.
  • He dismissed opposition leaders Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan for celebrating exit poll results.
  • Bardugo deemed a coalition relying on 17 Arab party lawmakers unstable, especially after October 7.
  • He expects final election results to align with the "Channel 14 News" poll within 48 hours.

Following the Knesset elections, commentator Yakov Bardugo stated that the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, has once again proven itself to be the largest party in Israel. Bardugo asserted that Israelis desire Netanyahu to continue leading the country, citing his security policies and Israel's achievements against Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah as evidence of his effectiveness. He expressed confidence in the exit poll data provided by Shlomo Filber, anticipating that final results, expected within 48 hours, would align more closely with the "Channel 14 News" poll. Bardugo criticized opposition leaders, particularly Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan, for prematurely celebrating exit poll results. He argued that opposition parties would need support from 17 Arab party lawmakers to form a government, a prospect he deemed unstable, especially after the events of October 7. Bardugo concluded by emphasizing that President Isaac Herzog has no alternative but to task Netanyahu with forming the next government, citing Netanyahu's high public trust, particularly on security matters.

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