Ra’am’s 8 lawmakers back Eisenkot, bringing his confirmed recommendations to 56; Netanyahu expected to receive 46
With the Joint List’s backing, Eisenkot is set to receive recommendations from 67 members of the Knesset.
Israel's largest Arab party grouping said Thursday it would recommend opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government, potentially bolstering his bid after Arab-majority lists won a...
The Opposition leader also received a recommendation from a key lawmaker from the Israeli-Arab minority, whose seats in Parliament soared due to outrage over Netanyahu's policies
Israel’s October 27 election has left the country with a hung parliament, with Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc falling short of a majority. Now, his rival Gadi Eisenkot is gaining support in the race to...
Leaders of Israel’s opposition parties will meet on Tuesday to coordinate their next steps after backing former military chief Gadi Eisenkot as their choice for prime minister following last...
The Israeli opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot pledged on Tuesday to form a government quickly to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but remained unclear on how, with divisions over whether...
Israel's October 27 election ended in deadlock with neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor his chief political rival Gadi Eisenkot securing a clear path to a majority in Parliament
United Torah Judaism, which backed Netanyahu after the previous five elections, in its meeting with Herzog declined to recommend Bibi again as prime minister
United Torah Judaism backed Benjamin Netanyahu after the previous five elections.
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So far, three factions recommended Benjamin Netanyahu be given a chance to form a coalition government, while a fourth backed Gadi Eisenkot.
President Isaac Herzog began meeting party leaders to decide whether to give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or his rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government in the deeply...
Israeli party leaders were holding discussions with President Isaac Herzog on Thursday about who should get the first chance to form a governing coalition.
President Isaac Herzog began meeting with party leaders for two days to decide whether to give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or rivals the first chance at forming a coalition.
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