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Gadi Eisenkot’s being tasked with forming the Israeli government prompted calls for new elections. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused the pro-Eisenkot camp of “stealing the election” and rejected the proposed unity government. Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, meanwhile, called for a swift formation of a government to end Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule, saying that Arab parties’ participation would be positive. The United Arab List said it was ready to support an Eisenkot government without a formal coalition agreement. The two Arab lists hold 19 seats, while United Torah Judaism indicated it was willing to negotiate over arrangements for yeshiva students and the issue of conscription.
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