Israeli President Isaac Herzog will announce on Sunday who will form a new government after Gadi Eisenkot secured more parliamentary recommendations than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog said he will announce on Sunday whom he will task with trying to form a new government, after the opposition’s Gadi Eisenkot secured a commanding number of...
Eisenkot received recommendations from 67 of the 120 members of the Knesset, Israel's parliament, during consultations with President Isaac Herzog on forming the next government.
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
Gadi Eisenkot receives 67 recommendations, while Netanyahu gets 46 as Israel's president prepares to choose the next government leader.
Isaac Herzog held a second day of consultations with political parties on November 5 after the October 27 election; he said he will announce on November 8 whom he will task with trying to form a...
Eisenkot has won the backing of 67 lawmakers against Netanyahu's 46, but the opposition leader still faces a difficult coalition-building exercise. President Isaac Herzog is expected to announce...
Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot is expected to secure 67 recommendations from Knesset members, giving him a numerical advantage over Benjamin Netanyahu, though coalition negotiations remain uncertain.
As the deliberations continue, Herzog has said that he will task a leader to form the next government by Sunday with the odds currently in Eisenkot's favour.
Israel government formation highlights: On the second day of consultations with Herzog on Friday (November 6), Representatives of the B'Yachad (Together) party, led by former Israeli Prime...
Ra’am’s 8 lawmakers back Eisenkot, bringing his confirmed recommendations to 56; Netanyahu expected to receive 46
The Joint List has 11 lawmakers, while Ra'am holds 8 seats. Together, the two Arab-led alliances account for 19 seats which is a record for Arab-led parties in Israel's parliament.
The announcement came after two days of consultations with political parties. A total of 67 lawmakers backed Eisenkot, while 46 supported Netanyahu.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will announce on Sunday whether Benjamin Netanyahu or Gadi Eisenkot will get the mandate to form the next government after election consultations.
In Israel, Gadi Eisenkot emerged on Thursday, November 5, as the frontrunner to be tasked with forming a government. This comes after one of the two main parties representing ultra-Orthodox Jewish...
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...
President says he will make a decision on Sunday about who should try to build a government as Netanyahu rival is endorsed by 67 lawmakers Gadi Eisenkot, the main rival to Benjamin Netanyahu,...
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