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Israel's Government Formation Timeline After Election
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Israel's new government formation could take months following recent elections, as preliminary results show no clear majority. President Isaac Herzog will consult party leaders before assigning the task of building a coalition, with the new Knesset set to be sworn in on November 10. The designated leader will have 28 days, potentially extendable, to form a government, with new elections possible if all attempts fail.
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- Israel's government formation may take months due to unclear election results.
- Preliminary results show no bloc with a 61-seat majority.
- President Isaac Herzog will consult party leaders to assign coalition-building.
- The new Knesset is scheduled to be sworn in on November 10.
- A leader has 28 days, extendable, to form a government.
- New elections are possible if no coalition is formed.
- Court appeals regarding election results are scheduled for November 18.
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