Herzog Begins Coalition Talks Amidst Political Uncertainty and Election Integrity Concerns
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President Isaac Herzog began coalition talks on Wednesday to decide who will form Israel's next government, as neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor former military chief Gadi Eisenkot has a clear parliamentary majority. Herzog will consult with all parties through Thursday evening, with Eisenkot expected to receive slightly more recommendations than Netanyahu. The process is underway amid investigations into alleged foreign election interference and heated discussions about the role of Arab parties in government.
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- President Isaac Herzog began coalition consultations to form Israel's next government.
- Neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot has a clear parliamentary majority.
- Eisenkot is expected to receive 48 recommendations, Netanyahu 46.
- Talks occur amid investigations into alleged foreign interference in the election.
- Discussions included contentious exchanges regarding Arab parties' role in government.
- Election officials warned against undermining the certified election results.
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