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Israeli Government Formation Hinges on Party Alliances and Compromises
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, received the first mandate to form Israel's next government from President Isaac Herzog. Eisenkot's strategy may involve Arab parties, but Avigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, opposes this and is reportedly seeking a coalition with ultra-Orthodox parties.
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- 01Gadi Eisenkot received the mandate to form Israel's next government.
- 02Eisenkot's potential coalition may include Arab parties.
- 03Avigdor Lieberman opposes Arab parties and seeks ultra-Orthodox allies.
- 04Lieberman's stance could block Eisenkot's path to premiership.
- 05Naftali Bennett is observing the political maneuvering.
- 06Lieberman met with business leaders on Saturday evening.
Lieberman's stance could hinder Eisenkot's efforts, while Naftali Bennett watches for potential shifts. Lieberman also met with business leaders on Saturday.
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