Israeli president picks Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu rival, to try to form government
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Gadi Eisenkot Faces Tough Odds In Quest to Form Israeli CoalitionNDTV · 1d ago'An Absolute Necessity': Netanyahu Says Open To Joining Hands With Rival Eisenkot To Form GovernmentNetanyahu said he was prepared to hold talks with different political parties to explore the possibility of forming a broader government, stressing the need for national unity.News 18 · 1d ago
HT Morning News Brief November 8: Delhi’s worst Diwali eve air in 10 years; Israel Prez picks Netanyahu rival Eisenkot, and moreHere are today's top headlines from politics, national and global events, sports, and entertainment.Hindustan Times · 2d agoNetanyahu signals openness to joining Gadi Eisenkot’s unity government, calls it 'an absolute necessity'Gadi Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu's Likud and Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionist Party to join a government led by him. Netanyahu has now indicated he is ready to explore the proposal as Israel ...Moneycontrol · 1d ago
Eisenkot seeks unlikely alliances to form Israel govt, reaches out to Netanyahu's campOnmanorama · 2d ago
Israel Government Formation: How Gadi Eisenkot Could Secure 61 Knesset Votes To Replace NetanyahuOutlook India · 2d ago
Israel's political deadlock deepens as Eisenkot moves to form government, Netanyahu fights to retain powerMoneycontrol · 2d ago
Is Netanyahu's time up? 10 things to know as rival Eisenkot gets shot at powerTimes of India · 2d ago
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