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After being tasked with forming the Israeli government, Gadi Eisenkot faces four possible scenarios amid the absence of a clear majority: forming a coalition with his camp and Arab parties, or with Likud lawmakers; forming a minority government with Arab support from outside the coalition; allowing Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp to try to form a government again if Eisenkot fails; or failing to reach an agreement and going to new elections. Eisenkot needs the support of 61 members of the Knesset. His camp holds 48 seats, compared with 53 for Netanyahu’s camp, and his options are complicated by disagreements among his allies over cooperation with Arab parties and differing policy positions. Under the law, new elections can be held if three attempts to form a government fail, while Netanyahu remains prime minister of the caretaker government.
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