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Ongoing Story· Day 8

Eisenkot and Bennett Meet to Discuss Government Formation

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Eisenkot Recommended to Form Government After Securing Majority Support

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The "Yashar" party recommended its chairman, Gadi Eisenkot, to form the government to President Yitzhak Herzog. Eisenkot now has 67 votes, including 21 from "Yashar," giving him a majority. The consultations are ongoing to determine the next government formation.

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  • The "Yashar" party recommended Gadi Eisenkot to form the government to President Yitzhak Herzog.
  • Gadi Eisenkot has secured 67 votes for government formation, including 21 from "Yashar."
  • The "Yashar" party is the latest to recommend Eisenkot during presidential consultations.
  • Eisenkot has achieved a majority support ahead of Likud's consultation.

The "Yashar" party has recommended its leader, Gadi Eisenkot, to form the next Israeli government. Representatives from the party conveyed this recommendation to President Yitzhak Herzog during consultations at the President's Residence. This endorsement brings Eisenkot's total support to 67 votes, including the 21 votes from the "Yashar" party itself. Although the Likud party, the largest faction in the 26th Knesset, was scheduled to consult last, Eisenkot has already secured a significant majority. The consultations are part of the process following the recent elections to determine who will be tasked with forming a government.

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