The negotiations for the establishment of a national unity government in Israel reached a standstill, when representatives of the Ishar Eisenkot party and Netanyahu's Likud party failed to reach an agreement, according to Israeli media. According to the reports, the reason for this is that the "Likud" has apparently not come to terms with its defeat in the elections and insists that all the parties currently in the Netanyahu bloc be included in the government.

The negotiations for the establishment of a national unity government in Israel reached a standstill, when representatives of the Ishar Eisenkot party and Netanyahu's Likud party failed to reach an agreement, according to Israeli media. According to the reports, the reason for this is that the "Likud" has apparently not come to terms with its defeat in the elections and insists that all the parties currently in the Netanyahu bloc be included in the government.