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Eisenkot Faces Opposition Demands After Receiving Mandate to Form Government
Gadi Eisenkot received the mandate to form a government from Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog. Eisenkot outlined four conditions for coalition partners, including recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and Hamas as a terrorist organization.
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- 01Gadi Eisenkot received the mandate to form a government from Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog.
- 02Eisenkot set four conditions for coalition partners, including recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
- 03A member of the Joint List stated that support for Eisenkot would not be unconditional.
- 04Eisenkot hopes to form a minority government with broad Knesset support.
However, a member of the Joint List stated that support for Eisenkot would not be unconditional, potentially complicating his efforts to form a minority government.
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