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Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party and the candidate tasked with forming Israel’s government, intends to nominate himself for speaker of the Knesset to resolve a dispute within the left-wing camp over who should succeed Amir Ohana, after it failed to agree on a joint candidate. The camp holds 48 seats, while 61 signatures are needed to begin the process of replacing the Knesset speaker. United Torah Judaism has refused to support the move before a government is formed, leaving open the possibility of relying on votes from the Arab parties—despite Avigdor Lieberman’s opposition to forming a government that depends on them. Gaining control of the speakership is intended to make it possible to pass legislation before a government is formed, but disagreements over the Arab parties and the ultra-Orthodox blocs make the formation of a government this week unlikely.
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