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Gadi Eisenkot announced that he would seek to form a broad-consensus government, calling on members of the Knesset to join on the basis of four principles. Chief among them were recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state, upholding the values of the Declaration of Independence, and requiring everyone to perform military or national service. His conditions, in their current form, exclude the Arab and Haredi parties. His bloc won 48 seats, compared with 53 for Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc and 19 for the Arab parties in the 120-seat Knesset. Eisenkot urged avoiding another election, but Channel 14 reported that Netanyahu had decided to abandon his efforts to form a government and call an election because Eisenkot refused to join it.
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