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Eisenkot's PM prospects
On Saturday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog tasked former army chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, after 67 of the 120 lawmakers recommended him, including members of the two Arab lists that won 19 seats. Although Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp won 53 seats, compared with 48 for the opposition, Eisenkot must reach agreements that secure the Knesset’s confidence; receiving the mandate does not guarantee that he will form a government. Eisenkot comes from a Jewish family that immigrated from Morocco. If he succeeds in forming a government, he will be the first Israeli prime minister of Moroccan descent, according to the article.
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