🇮🇱 Benjamin Netanyahu
Eisenkot says Netanyahu could join his next Israeli government
What happened
Eisenkot said members of Netanyahu's Likud party and the Religious Zionist Party could support a government under his leadership if they genuinely wanted national unity. Eisenkot has six weeks to assemble a government, and Netanyahu remains caretaker prime minister. If Eisenkot fails, Israel could face another election.
Why it matters
The potential inclusion of Netanyahu in a future government could impact the composition of Israel's next administration and the country's political landscape. The development may influence the stability and direction of the government. The outcome could also affect the country's relations with other parties and factions.
Key facts
- Eisenkot has six weeks to form a government
- Netanyahu remains caretaker prime minister
- A government under Eisenkot's leadership requires 61 seats for a parliamentary majority
- Eisenkot's four-party alliance won 48 seats in the October 27 elections.
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