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Israel entered a coalition crisis after the October 27 Knesset election. The “Beyachad” alliance announced its support for tasking Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government, while Eisenkot said Benjamin Netanyahu’s government had lost its majority. Likud questioned the results and called for an investigation into suspicions of foreign funding, pointing to a 4,612-vote margin. But the head of the Election Committee said the suspicions did not undermine the overall integrity of the election, and the relevant authorities had not established that any manipulation had changed the results. According to Hebrew-language reports, Netanyahu is moving to push for a new election, while Eisenkot is considering forming a minority government, as President Isaac Herzog holds consultations and disagreements continue over support from Arab and Haredi parties.
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