Eisenkot must navigate cooperation disagreements as opposition parties express reservations about coalition formation, potentially influenced by Arab parties.
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Eisenkot must navigate cooperation disagreements as opposition parties express reservations about coalition formation, potentially influenced by Arab parties.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Coalition formation faces hurdles due to disagreements among Eisenkot, Zionist opposition, and Arab parties.1 source
Eisenkot rejects cooperation with Arab parties amid Likud's electoral challenges.1 source
Netanyahu rules out Arab alliances as Eisenkot's partners resist relying on Arab-majority parties.1 source
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- A leading bloc, including Gadi Eisenkot, is actively seeking joint entry into the Knesset to contest for the prime ministership.
- Gadi Eisenkot, representing Q796885, served in the war cabinet and represented Israeli military leadership during the current conflict alongside Benjamin Netanyahu.