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Ongoing Story· Day 25

Israel's Post-Election Government Formation Process Explained

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Herzog Delays Government Mandate Decision Until Sunday Amidst Recommendations

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President Isaac Herzog will announce on Sunday, November 8, whom he will task with forming Israel's next government. Gadi Eisenkot received 67 recommendations from lawmakers, while Benjamin Netanyahu garnered 46. Herzog cited the need to assess the actual ability to form a government due to political divisions. Eisenkot's party hailed the recommendations as a mandate for change, urging swift action, while Likud warned against a government dependent on Arab parties.

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  • President Isaac Herzog will announce his choice for prime minister on Sunday, November 8.
  • Gadi Eisenkot secured 67 recommendations, significantly more than Benjamin Netanyahu's 46.
  • Herzog will hold personal talks to assess the feasibility of forming a stable government.
  • Eisenkot's party claims the recommendations signify a public vote for change.
  • Likud warned against a government reliant on parties supporting terrorism.
Herzog Delays Government Mandate Decision Until Sunday Amidst Recommendations
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