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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Joint List Demands Senior Knesset Committee Chairs for Support

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HamalPolitics

Joint List Recommends Gadi Eisenkot to Form Government

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Joint List faction recommended Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog for the task of forming a government. The recommendation was made during consultations at the President's Residence on Thursday, November 5th. The delegation included MKs Ahmad Tibi and Ofer Cassif.

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  • The Joint List faction recommended Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog.
  • The recommendation was made at the President's Residence on Thursday, November 5th.
  • MKs Ahmad Tibi and Ofer Cassif were part of the Joint List delegation.
  • The consultations are part of the process for forming a new government.

The Joint List faction met with Israel's President Isaac Herzog at the President's Residence on Thursday, November 5th, to recommend Gadi Eisenkot as the candidate to form the next government. The delegation from the Joint List included Members of Knesset Ahmad Tibi and Ofer Cassif, along with Yosef Jabareen, Bakar Auda, and Maha Karkabi.

This recommendation comes as part of the traditional consultations held by the President with representatives of all parties elected to the Knesset following an election. The President's role is to assign the task of forming a government to the Knesset member he believes has the best chance of succeeding, typically the leader of the largest party or a candidate with broad support.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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