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The Joint List of Arab parties announced its support for Gadi Eisenkot to form the next Israeli government, bringing the expected number of recommendations for him to 67 lawmakers, compared with 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu, following the Knesset elections held on October 27. This gives Eisenkot—who is also backed by the United Arab List and other parties—an advantage in the consultations being conducted by President Isaac Herzog, but does not guarantee that he will form a government: winning a confidence vote requires a majority of 61 lawmakers, and some parties supporting him oppose a coalition with Arab parties. Eisenkot has not yet been formally tasked with forming a government; a possible transfer of power depends on the outcome of the consultations and coalition negotiations.
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