From The Indian Express
Center-Left Owned by Indian Express GroupIsrael election guide: How 120-seat Knesset vote works, key candidates, and what’s at stake for Gaza
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After two days of consultations with leaders of parties elected to the Knesset, President Isaac Herzog said it was not clear to him who could form a government. At the same time, Arab parties recommended former defence chief Gadi Eisenkot, giving him the backing of 67 lawmakers in the 120‑member parliament and moving him nearer to a mandate to become Israel’s next prime minister.
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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
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center · 4 outlets
An Arab political alliance in Israel has offered to support opposition parties seeking to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, potentially giving them a path to form a new government after last month’s inconclusive election. Ahmad Tibi, a senior lawmaker from the Arab-led Joint List, told The…
