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The Change Camp, led by Gadi Eisenkot, is seeking to win over the Yahadut HaTorah alliance by reaching agreement on a law to enlist Haredim. Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu has contacted its representatives in an effort to keep them in the right-wing camp. An Israeli expert, however, suggested that the alliance’s position was a bargaining chip rather than a genuine shift in its alliances. After the Election Committee certified the results and reviewed the records from 9,069 polling stations, Eisenkot received the backing of 48 members of the Knesset, compared with 46 for Netanyahu. His tally could rise to 67 if the Arab parties recommend him. Eisenkot is likely to receive the first mandate to form a government, with 28 days to do so and a possible 14-day extension. This comes amid disagreements over support from the Arab parties and warnings against casting doubt on the legitimacy of the election.
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