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The Likud and Change blocs are vying to form Israel’s government after the election. The Likud camp won 53 seats, the Change camp 48, and the Arab parties 19. Forming a government requires the support of 61 of the Knesset’s 120 members. Gadi Eisenkot is leading in estimates of recommendations to President Isaac Herzog, with a possible 67 recommendations compared with 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu’s tally could rise to 53 if United Torah Judaism recommends him. Consultations are scheduled to begin on Wednesday. Opposition and Arab parties support tasking Eisenkot with forming a government, while their leaders refuse to join a government headed by Netanyahu. They accuse him of putting his political survival ahead of security and of potentially provoking a crisis with Iran. However, the president is not legally required to task the candidate with the most recommendations.
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