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Israel's Opposition Rift
Disagreements are mounting within the Israeli opposition camp led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead of President Isaac Herzog’s consultations on tasking a candidate with forming a government. The disputes concern the nature of the next government and whether to cooperate with Haredi and Arab parties or form a national unity government. Eisenkot is pushing for a minority government, while Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman oppose relying on the votes of Arab parties, a position Yair Golan supports. Lieberman also rejects joining a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. The disagreements extend to the choice of Knesset speaker and transitional legislation: Bennett and Lieberman want Yair Lapid to take the post, while Eisenkot favors a candidate from his own party. There are also reservations about replacing the Knesset speaker and passing laws during the transition period.
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