Shas may support Gadi Eisenkot as the next prime minister, while Netanyahu's bloc remains under pressure.
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What happened
Shas may support Gadi Eisenkot as the next prime minister, while Netanyahu's bloc remains under pressure.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Eisenkot seeks Shas backing for PM bid; Herzog prepares coalition talks.1 source
Shas joins preferred coalition, supporting Eisenkot while also backing Netanyahu.1 source
Lieberman's stance complicates ultra-Orthodox support for a potential Shas-Eisenkot coalition.1 source
UTJ could play a decisive role in Gadi Eisenkot forming a government.1 source
- Eisenkot and Netanyahu are political rivals, and the spiritual leader of Shas has attacked Eisenkot's leadership.Sub-event
Shas considers Eisenkot to support as next PM amid coalition instability.1 source
Liberman criticized Eisenkot's link to Shas, while Chikli rejected claims of Shin Bet weaponization.1 source
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Israeli government formation amid political and coalition tensionsAlso in this story
- Shas lost seats to Likud's influence and failed to address Netanyahu's electoral threat.
- Likud is part of Netanyahu's political bloc, but Shas is challenging Likud's policies.
- Netanyahu pressured Shas party officials to withdraw from a race while the party faced internal criticism for ignoring community needs.
- Shas supports Benjamin Netanyahu in leading the right-wing bloc.
The entities involved
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Gadi Eisenkot
Israeli military officer
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Shas
Charedi ("ultra-Orthodox") religious political party in Israel
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime Minister of Israel (born 1949), (1996–1999; 2009–2021; 2022–present)
Related events
- Eisenkot seeks to replace Netanyahu's government while Lapid and Bennett form a joint list and Yashar joins the opposition bloc.
- Eisenkot challenges Netanyahu in the election while discussing ongoing wars against Hamas and Hezbollah.
- Netanyahu engages in political sparring with rivals Eisenkot and Bennett, while demanding specific coalition partners like Abbas and Tibi.
- Israel prepares for potential attacks from Hezbollah and Iran while Gadi Eisenkot criticizes Netanyahu's leadership.
- Ahmad Tibi urged Gadi Eisenkot to form a minority government, stating that Palestinian parties are necessary to end Netanyahu's rule.
Coverage
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- israelnationalnews.com
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- theyeshivaworld.com
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- middleeasteye.net
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