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Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s decision to task Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government drew mixed reactions. Itamar Ben Gvir accused his rivals of “stealing the election” and called for a new vote, while Ehud Barak urged the swift ousting of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. The United Arab List said it was willing to support an Eisenkot government, while United Torah Judaism opened negotiations over the status of students at religious seminaries. Reports also emerged of a letter from associates of Donald Trump urging that a government be formed quickly. Eisenkot received the recommendation of 67 lawmakers, compared with 46 for Netanyahu. But forming a government that wins the Knesset’s confidence requires a majority of 61 seats out of 120, making his task a difficult one. If he fails, Netanyahu’s government will continue in a caretaker capacity.
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