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  1. Israeli coalition talks amid political rivalry and regional pressures
  2. Netanyahu praised security forces while Ben-Gvir oversaw operations in the West Bank following the Oct 7 Hamas attacks.
  3. Eisenkot warns of approaching chaos in the West Bank as Ben-Gvir expands policing and Smotrich transfers powers.
  4. Gadi Eisenkot challenges Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections amid political tensions in the West Bank.

President Herzog calls out the government for stains on Israel, while Eisenkot blames Netanyahu for leadership failures regarding West Bank issues.

10 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 28
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President Herzog calls out the government for stains on Israel, while Eisenkot blames Netanyahu for leadership failures regarding West Bank issues.

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Isaac HerzogBenjamin NetanyahuGadi Eisenkot

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  1. Herzog is deciding the next coalition government, despite both Eisenkot and Netanyahu lacking a parliamentary majority.1 source
  2. Isaac Herzog spoke on October 12th about the need for national unity and encouraging cooperation between political parties.Sub-event
  3. Herzog calls for plea agreement for Netanyahu amid West Bank violence condemnation.1 source
  4. Leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Isaac Herzog condemned settler violence in the West Bank.Sub-event
  5. Leadership crisis in the West Bank: Herzog calls out government, Eisenkot blames Netanyahu.1 source

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