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الجزيرة نت
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog is continuing his consultations on tasking a Knesset member with forming a government. Gadi Eisenkot is currently expected to receive the recommendations of 67 lawmakers, compared with 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu, after the United Torah Judaism party declined to nominate either of them. But being tasked with forming a government does not guarantee that one will be formed: the candidate needs the confidence of 61 of the Knesset’s 120 members. Meanwhile, Jewish opposition parties refuse to form an alliance with Arab parties, despite their willingness to provide parliamentary support for Eisenkot. The impasse leaves four possible outcomes: a stable majority government, a minority government with external support, a unity government, or a caretaker government. The person tasked with forming a government has 28 days to do so, with the option of a 14-day extension, before another candidate is given a chance or the country heads to new elections.
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