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Joint List Considers Backing Eizenkot for PM, Demands Concessions
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By i24NEWS, ناداف أليملخ
What happened
The Joint List is considering recommending Benny Gantz to form Israel's next government, but will demand concessions. The party also faces a potential disqualification from elections, though the Supreme Court may allow them to run.
- 01Joint List may back Benny Gantz for prime minister.
- 02Party demands concessions for its recommendation.
- 03Joint List seeks to block Bennett or Lieberman from forming government.
- 04Party faces disqualification from elections but expects court intervention.
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