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The Israeli opposition, led by Gadi Eisenkot, is seeking to win over the ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism to form a government without relying on Arab parties. Their joining would raise the opposition’s seat count from 48 to 61, the number needed for a majority. But disagreement over drafting students from religious seminaries remains the main obstacle: Shas has recommended that Benjamin Netanyahu be tasked with forming the government, while United Torah Judaism has yet to decide its position. The seats after the election were divided among Netanyahu’s bloc, with 53; the opposition, with 48; and the Arab parties, with 19—leaving the ultra-Orthodox parties pivotal in government-formation negotiations.
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