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Ra'am and Democrats Parties Back Gadi Eisenkot for Prime Minister
President Yitzhak Herzog is consulting with parties on forming a new government, with the Ra'am and Democrats parties recommending Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister.
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What happened
- 01Ra'am and the Democrats party recommended Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister during consultations with President Herzog.
- 02United Torah Judaism refused to back Benjamin Netanyahu without a commitment on yeshiva student conscription.
- 03Otzma Yehudit supported Netanyahu and claimed election results were stolen.
- 04President Herzog will decide who to task with forming a government after consultations end November 5th.
- 05Ra'am also supports an investigation into possible foreign interference in the elections.
The United Torah Judaism party refused to back Benjamin Netanyahu without a commitment on yeshiva student conscription, while Otzma Yehudit supported Netanyahu and claimed election fraud. Herzog is expected to decide on the prime minister candidate after consultations conclude on November 5th.
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