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Eisenkot and Netanyahu Negotiators Meet Amid Coalition Stalemate
Negotiators from Gadi Eisenkot's and Benjamin Netanyahu's parties met on November 15th to discuss government formation, following Eisenkot's mandate to form a coalition. Yashar proposed Likud join Eisenkot's government without a prime ministerial rotation, a condition Likud rejected, demanding Netanyahu's premiership.
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- 01Gadi Eisenkot's and Benjamin Netanyahu's party representatives met November 15th to discuss coalition formation.
- 02Yashar proposed Likud join Eisenkot's government without a prime ministerial rotation.
- 03Likud rejected Yashar's terms, demanding Netanyahu serve as prime minister.
- 04Eisenkot's potential partners, including Yair Lapid, oppose Netanyahu's participation.
- 05Analysts believe breakthroughs are more likely in direct meetings between Eisenkot and Netanyahu.
Eisenkot's potential partners, including Yair Lapid, oppose Netanyahu's involvement in any capacity. Analysts expect initial talks to be formal, with breakthroughs more likely in direct meetings between Eisenkot and Netanyahu.
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