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Gadi Eisenkot is considering forming a minority government to bring down Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, relying on the United Arab List and United Torah Judaism abstaining from the vote, without entering into a direct alliance with them. The calculations are based on 48 seats for his camp, compared with 53 for Netanyahu’s, with the number of supporters potentially rising to 49 if the plan succeeds. But the proposal faces Avigdor Lieberman’s opposition, as well as disagreements over conscription and the conditions set by Arab and Haredi parties. Isaac Herzog will begin consultations with the parties next Wednesday. The person tasked with forming a government will have 28 days, with a possible extension, before the process moves on to another candidate or new elections.
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