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Researcher Mohammad Allan Daraghmeh said that the meeting between Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot removed some obstacles to forming an Israeli government. Lieberman had announced that he was not seeking the premiership, and the two agreed on a candidate from Yesh Atid to serve as Knesset speaker. The main disagreement remains over excluding the Arab parties: Eisenkot needs their votes, while Lieberman is seeking to win over the religious parties. He is negotiating with United Torah Judaism, though there are no signs that Shas will join. Daraghmeh added that Eisenkot does not have enough seats to form a government without Lieberman and may struggle to meet the religious parties’ demands, particularly on the conscription law. Backing away from the opposition’s position on that law could carry a political cost for the Change bloc.
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