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Israel's Gadi Eisenkot Vows To "Deepen" US Ties If Elected PM

Israel's Gadi Eisenkot Vows To "Deepen" US Ties If Elected PM

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Following Israel’s recent national elections, President Isaac Herzog has approved the verified results and begun talks with party representatives to form a new government. The election has left a deadlock, with three factions recommending Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a chance to build a coalition and a fourth supporting Gadi Eisenkot. In this context, a veteran Arab lawmaker said his bloc is prepared to break decades of precedent by cooperating with Jewish‑led parties in an effort to remove Netanyahu, though Arab parties acknowledge significant challenges to such a move.

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    Israeli President Isaac Herzog has received the official results of the country's elections, setting the stage for consultations with political parties to determine who should get the first opportunity to form the next government. Herzog received the results on Wednesday from Central Elections…

    — ABP Live

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Gadi Eisenkot said he looked forward to working with Trump to "advance our shared security interests, strengthen regional stability.

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Israel's Gadi Eisenkot Vows To "Deepen" US Ties If Elected PM

Gadi Eisenkot said he looked forward to working with Trump to "advance our shared security interests, strengthen regional stability.

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