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Eisenkot's three routes
Gadi Eisenkot faces three difficult paths to forming a government: a majority coalition requiring 61 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, which may mean Avigdor Lieberman softening his stance on drafting ultra-Orthodox men; a minority government relying on support from parties outside the coalition, despite Lieberman’s refusal to rely on Arab parties’ support; or a unity government in which he shares power with Benjamin Netanyahu—an option Eisenkot opposes. Opposition parties recommended that Eisenkot be tasked with forming a government, giving him the backing of 67 lawmakers, compared with 46 who recommended Netanyahu. The United Torah Judaism party abstained from endorsing any candidate.
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