Full coverage· Politics· Updated 15 Nov, 13:29

Eisenkot Offers Likud Unity Government Without Right-Wing Bloc

Gadi Eisenkot's team proposed a four-year unity government led by Eisenkot, with the Likud joining but excluding the right-wing bloc. The proposal, presented to Likud representatives on Sunday, does not include an initial rotation of the prime minister.

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What happened

01Gadi Eisenkot proposed a four-year unity government led by himself, excluding the right-wing bloc.
02The proposal was presented to Likud representatives on Sunday in Herzliya.
03Eisenkot's team will not initially offer a rotation for the prime minister position.
04Netanyahu has repeatedly called for a unity government following his conversation with Eisenkot.
05Eisenkot considers the Knesset Speaker vote on Tuesday a test of Likud's intentions.

Eisenkot views this as a preliminary step, with negotiations to include recognition of election results and agreement to join his government. The meeting follows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's calls for a unity government.

Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa, the latest report. Read Kipa’s original