Likud aims to control the National Security ministry, with Gadi Eisenkot noted as a potential coalition partner.
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Updated Oct 31
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What happened
Likud aims to control the National Security ministry, with Gadi Eisenkot noted as a potential coalition partner.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Likud
Israeli centre-right to right-wing political party
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Gadi Eisenkot
Israeli military officer
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national security
defense and maintenance of a state through use of all powers at the state's disposal
Related events
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- Likud holds the coalition together.
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- Likud is a major political party in Israel, and Trump's influence is being compared to Israeli election trends.