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Politics · 5h agoNetanyahu and Eisenkot Stalemate as Knesset Power Shifts LoomGadi Eisenkot is struggling to form a coalition government in Israel, facing deadlock in negotiations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party. Eisenkot aims to lead the government and is exploring deals with ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties, but disagreements over leadership and policy persist. Meanwhile, the Knesset is set to vote on key leadership positions, potentially shifting parliamentary power away from Likud before a new government is formed. The outcome of these negotiations and votes will determine the future political landscape.Politics · 6h agoFrance Sees Fifth Protest Against Cost of Living, Numbers VaryFrance held its fifth protest against the rising cost of living, with 106,000 to 200,000 participants nationwide. The Interior Ministry reported 106,000, while a youth union claimed 200,000. The situation was described as calm, though some spontaneous protests occurred in Paris. Previous demonstrations have led to government action in Europe.Politics · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomErdogan's Son Visits Lebanon, Warns Against Israeli ActionsBilal Erdogan, son of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, visited Lebanon and met with top officials, warning them about Israeli actions. The visit, officially focused on economic and cultural ties, also included discussions on infrastructure projects and regional stability. Erdogan's meetings with Lebanese leaders, including President Joseph Aoun and Speaker Nabih Berri, have sparked speculation about Turkey's growing influence in the region. While Lebanese officials emphasize the visit's social and economic nature, its strategic implications are being closely analyzed.Politics · 7h agoEisenkot Vows to Oust Netanyahu After Security BriefingGadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, intends to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power, sources in his party revealed. This position was reinforced after a security briefing, which Eisenkot's party claims underscores the urgent need for their oversight of national security. Meanwhile, Avigdor Lieberman is set to chair the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, a move seen as a bid by the opposition to gain influence. Eisenkot requires 61 Knesset votes to form a government.Politics · 8h ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Featured on Spanish Election Poster Alongside World LeadersThe Catalan Socialist Party has placed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on an election poster alongside Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, framing them as threats to democracy ahead of Spain's November 29 parliamentary elections. This campaign reflects Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's critical stance on Israel's actions in Gaza, which has strained bilateral relations. The poster aims to mobilize voters by portraying the election as a fight against international right-wing forces, while polls indicate a potential need for far-right support to form a government, causing concern for Sánchez.Politics · 9h agoNetanyahu Urges Eisenkot to Form Unity Government Amid Iran ThreatIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, to form a broad national unity government, citing Iran's nuclear program as a major threat. Netanyahu proposed unconditional negotiations, suggesting a coalition that upholds Israel as a Jewish state, rather than one dependent on Arab parties. Eisenkot, however, continues to explore forming a left-center coalition. Despite public disputes, Likud and Yashar representatives are expected to resume talks next week.Politics · 9h agoLieberman Shifts Stance on Haredim to Block Netanyahu's ReturnAvigdor Lieberman has eased his stance on ultra-Orthodox demands regarding military service to aid Gadi Eisenkot in forming a government, aiming to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu's return to power. Lieberman's party lifted its veto, allowing direct negotiations with the Haredi faction. Analyst Sofi Ron-Moriyah suggests this is a strategic move, with both sides fearing new elections. If a government isn't formed, Eisenkot may lead a transitional one.Politics · 9h agoEisenkot Faces Political Hurdles Forming Israeli GovernmentGadi Eisenkot faces significant challenges in forming a new Israeli government, with only three weeks left to secure a coalition. Key obstacles include Avigdor Lieberman's opposition to Arab party involvement and disagreements with ultra-Orthodox factions over military conscription. Meanwhile, opposition parties are attempting to replace the Knesset Speaker, and Benjamin Netanyahu continues to push for a unity government.Politics · 10h agoNetanyahu's Strained Relations With World Leaders Revealed in MemoirsRevelations from memoirs by former US Presidents Biden and Obama, along with other international leaders, detail significant disagreements and broken promises with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over three decades. Common complaints include Netanyahu's alleged failure to fulfill commitments and prioritizing domestic interests, leading to frustration among allies like the US, France, Germany, and Jordan. Despite these tensions, Netanyahu's supporters argue his actions are driven by national security needs and resistance to foreign pressure. Following recent elections where Netanyahu's bloc did not win a majority, Gadi Eisenkot is tasked with forming a new government and aims to improve relations with allies.Politics · 11h agoMichigan Senator-Elect Plans Historic Oath on QuranMichigan's Abdul El-Sayed plans to be the first U.S. Senator sworn in on the Quran in January. He is considering using either Thomas Jefferson's Quran or an ancient copy from the University of Michigan. El-Sayed, elected on November 3, will take office on January 3, 2027, with Vice President Jay D. Vance administering the oath. He previously called for an end to U.S. arms sales to Israel.Politics · 11h agoEisenkot Bloc Challenges Netanyahu's Power with Knesset Leadership BidAn opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot has gathered enough support to challenge for the Knesset speakership, potentially weakening Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political standing. The opposition aims to replace the current speaker and control the legislative agenda, holding a potential majority of 67 seats. This move comes amid Netanyahu's calls for national unity, seen by some as a sign of political pressure. The opposition faces internal challenges, including ideological differences, and has suspended coalition talks with Likud following a contentious Knesset opening.Politics · 15h agoPsychologist Identifies Sensitivity as Gadi Eisenkot's Key Political WeaknessPsychologist Liraz Margalit believes Gadi Eisenkot's sensitivity and conscience are significant weaknesses in Israeli politics, hindering his ability to compete for power. Eisenkot's recent actions after receiving a mandate to form a government, particularly his reaction to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements, illustrate this. Margalit argues that Netanyahu skillfully used a political maneuver to limit Eisenkot's options, exploiting his perceived inability to be politically flexible. The psychologist suggests Eisenkot's true challenge lies in recognizing and navigating complex political strategies rather than managing his emotions.Politics · 15h agoNetanyahu Residences Investigation Sparks Political Turmoil and Coalition DebatesAn investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residences has revealed potential misuse of millions in state funds for private properties, with allegations of intentionally delayed renovations at the official residence to justify ongoing state expenses elsewhere. Simultaneously, political negotiations for a new government led by Gadi Eisenkot are stalled by deep divisions and differing coalition possibilities. Journalist Miki Levin criticizes the handling of both issues, calling for a criminal probe into the residence spending and urging a more inclusive approach to potential Arab party participation in a future government.Politics · 16h ago · also in 1 newsroomEisenkot Seeks Ultra-Orthodox Support for New GovernmentGadi Eisenkot, leading the opposition "bloc of change," is attempting to form a new government by engaging ultra-Orthodox parties, despite mutual distrust and significant policy disagreements. His bloc also plans to repeal two judicial reform laws, concerning the legal advisor's powers and judicial appointments. Eisenkot has invited Likud and Religious Zionism for broad government talks, though progress is uncertain. A recent security meeting with Netanyahu did not resolve their fundamental political differences.Politics · 17h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Delays Bank Shift to Digital Notifications Amidst Public FeedbackIsrael's banks will not immediately switch to digital notifications, with the deadline for public comments extended to November 30, 2026. The Bank of Israel's Banking Supervision Department is delaying the transition to allow for further discussion and to ensure service quality for all customers. The move aims to modernize banking by replacing paper mail with digital alerts, though exceptions will be made for elderly and infrequent online users.Politics · 18h ago · also in 1 newsroomLieberman's Veto Forces Eisenkot to Seek Ultra-Orthodox SupportGadi Eisenkot, leader of the "Change Bloc," is seeking alliances with ultra-Orthodox parties after Avigdor Lieberman vetoed cooperation with Arab parties. Political commentator Ben Caspit reported that Lieberman's move complicates coalition talks, forcing Eisenkot to choose between compromising with Haredi factions or risking new elections. Tensions rose after meetings between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Haredi leaders, while Eisenkot also engaged with them. The Haredi parties may seek significant concessions due to their current government's perceived failures and financial challenges.Politics · 20h agoUltra-Orthodox Parties Weigh Options Amidst Coalition Formation StalematePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to prevent ultra-Orthodox parties from joining Gadi Eisenkot's potential government, while struggling to form his own coalition. Ultra-Orthodox parties are considering pressuring both leaders for a national unity government to address conscription and budget issues. "United Torah Judaism" refuses to join Eisenkot without Shas, fearing a loss of influence. The delays benefit Netanyahu but don't solve his coalition-building problem.Politics · 21h agoBiden Criticizes Netanyahu's Unfulfilled Gaza Civilian Protection PromisesFormer U.S. President Joe Biden, in his memoir, criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for failing to fulfill promises to protect civilians in Gaza. Biden states that Netanyahu acknowledged the damage caused by civilian casualties but continued military actions that led to more deaths. The memoir highlights disagreements that intensified in Spring 2024.Politics · 1d agoAbbas's Netanyahu Remark Sparks Debate on Intentions and Election IntegrityRa'am leader Mansour Abbas claimed Prime Minister Netanyahu said he had an "understanding" with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Political commentator Michael Kleiner interpreted this as Netanyahu understanding Sinwar's intentions, not a close relationship. Kleiner also raised concerns about the integrity of the 2026 parliamentary elections due to high Arab voter turnout and alleged vote-buying, though no fraud was proven during the count. Supporters of a review are pursuing the matter in court.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomSerbian Election Winner May Halt Arms Trade and Drone Project With IsraelA Serbian movement that won recent elections plans to halt arms trade with Israel and suspend a joint drone factory project. Filip Urović, a movement representative, cited the Gaza situation as a reason for these proposed policy changes. The former Serbian president had inaugurated a drone plant with an Israeli company. No official government statements have been made yet, as the new government is still being formed.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomBiden Memoir Accuses Netanyahu of Prioritizing Politics Over Israel's InterestsFormer U.S. President Joe Biden's upcoming memoir accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing his political survival over Israel's interests during the Gaza war. Biden claims Netanyahu made unfulfilled promises regarding civilian casualties and that his actions damaged Israel's standing. The book also touches on U.S.-Israel relations, including a near-halt of arms supplies after the World Central Kitchen strike, and disagreements over hostage negotiations. Biden also discusses his own political campaign and a meeting with Donald Trump.Politics · 1d agoMerkel: Israel's PM Role Is Incredibly Difficult, Gaza Lacks Hamas CriticismFormer German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the Israeli Prime Minister's role as incredibly difficult due to Hamas's underground infrastructure. She expressed surprise at the lack of criticism towards Hamas from Gaza residents and highlighted an imbalance in global attention to conflicts. Merkel reaffirmed Germany's commitment to Israel's right to exist and noted challenges faced by the German party "The Left" on this issue.Politics · 1d agoNetanyahu's Policy Risks Israeli Isolation, Loss of AlliesPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political strategy of aligning with nationalists and alienating Western allies risks isolating Israel and losing crucial support, according to The Jerusalem Post. The author warns of existential threats to military aid, intelligence, and economic ties, particularly due to settlement policies impacting trade preferences. Recommendations for a future government include engaging with Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party and freezing settlement construction to potentially advance peace with Saudi Arabia.Politics · 1d agoNetanyahu's Interior Minister Appointment Sparks Speculation Amid Coalition TalksPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appointment of Gideon Saar as Interior Minister has sparked speculation about his political strategy amid coalition formation talks led by Gadi Eisenkot. The move could signal preparations for new elections or an attempt to solidify influence. Meanwhile, Avigdor Lieberman will head the influential Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. The incoming government faces domestic challenges including ultra-Orthodox conscription and inter-group relations, as well as the need to repair ties with the United States.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomEisenkot Navigates Complex Coalition Talks Amidst Netanyahu's OppositionGadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming Israel's government, faces significant challenges in securing a coalition, with negotiations ongoing with ultra-Orthodox parties and internal disagreements within his own bloc. Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu opposes a minority government led by Eisenkot, citing security and Jewish identity concerns. Eisenkot has about three weeks to finalize a coalition, with potential fallback options including a unity government with Netanyahu, though this is opposed by key allies like Avigdor Lieberman and Yair Golan.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Central Bank Delays Digital Mail Reform After Knesset PushbackThe Bank of Israel has postponed a directive allowing banks to automatically switch customers to digital notifications, following objections from Knesset members. Supervisor of Banks the Supervisor of Banks announced the delay on November 13, agreeing to further review the policy with the Knesset's economic committee. The reform faced opposition from lawmakers concerned about vulnerable populations, though the Bank of Israel defended its benefits. The delay is expected to last at least a month, with modifications made to protect elderly customers and those with low digital engagement.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Vows Stable Government Under His Leadership, Rejects AlternativesGadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar! party, aims to form a stable government under his leadership, facing a social media campaign against his party members. He is exploring all coalition options and has outlined four core principles for his government. Eisenkot also addressed the importance of Arab citizens and pledged to reform the Knesset. He was expected to receive a mandate to form the government from President Herzog, but negotiations are challenging.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Slams Netanyahu's Circle for Inciting Against Arab CitizensGadi Eisenkot, leader of the "Yashar!" party, accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's circle of inciting against Arab citizens of Israel. Eisenkot also condemned threats against his party members and their families, calling for an emergency government under his leadership. He stated that Netanyahu is responsible for all citizens and that attempts to marginalize Arab citizens are anti-state. Eisenkot is actively pursuing negotiations to form a stable government.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Fears Allies May Bolster Rival's Government BidIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fears ultra-Orthodox parties may support rival Gadi Eisenkot's government formation efforts, potentially sidelining Likud. Netanyahu's concerns grew after inconclusive talks with MK Yaakov Asher, failing to secure guarantees of continued support. Eisenkot was tasked with forming a government after the October 27 election, but coalition talks are hampered by disagreements, especially over Arab party involvement. A key sticking point for ultra-Orthodox parties is the military conscription of yeshiva students.Politics · 1d agoIsraeli Voters Show Remarkable Political Stability, Study FindsAn extensive study presented by political commentator Amit Segal reveals that 99% of Israeli voters maintained their political allegiances in the recent election, indicating extreme stability. The research, based on real voting results from 6 million individuals, showed minimal crossover between major political blocs. Despite significant national events, voter preferences remained largely unchanged, with only about one in a hundred voters switching sides. Segal warned politicians against expecting shifts in voter behavior in potential future elections.More from Cursorinfo