Bennett faction backs Eisenkot amid Israeli coalition deadlock
Politics · First reported 2 Nov, 06:38 · Updated 07:13
Naftali Bennett’s B’Yachad faction said it would recommend Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog to form Israel’s next government. Neither Netanyahu’s bloc nor Eisenkot’s camp had a parliamentary majority, while Herzog urged leaders to accept the election result and seek a way to avoid another election.
- Bennett announced that his faction would recommend Eisenkot to Herzog, saying he was respecting voters’ decision.
- The article reports that Netanyahu’s allies won 53 seats and Eisenkot’s camp secured 48; neither had enough seats to form a government.
- Herzog urged party leaders to accept the election outcome and find solutions to prevent another election.
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- Bennett faction
- B’Yachad said it would recommend Eisenkot to Herzog.
- Reported seat counts
- Netanyahu and allies: 53; Eisenkot’s camp: 48.
- Official results
- Herzog was due to receive them on November 4.
- Knesset swearing-in
- Scheduled for November 10.
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