Channel 12 in Hebrew: schedule for the day after the elections: when will the Israeli government be formed? - October 27: The date of the elections in Israel for the 26th Knesset and the closing of the polling stations at ten in the evening. - November 4: the expected date for the official announcement of the final election results, eight days after the vote. - Until November 11: President Yitzhak Herzog must appoint a Knesset member to form the government, within a week of the publication of the official results. - 28 days to form the government: The first candidate is given 28 days to form the government, and the president can extend it up to 14 more days, which will bring the total period to 42 days. - Failure of the first candidate: If he is not successful in forming the government, he can return the position to the president, who holds consultations with the parties for a period of up to three days, and then can assign another candidate, who will be given 28 days. - An alternative way with the support of 61 representatives: the president can return the task to the Knesset, and if he accepts another candidate recommended by 61 members, he is given 14 days to form the government. - Failure to form a government: If no candidate succeeds in forming a government by the set dates, the 26th Knesset is dissolved and Israel goes to new elections. - When does the government start its work? After the completion of his appointment, he is brought before the Knesset to present his plan, assemble and distribute the portfolios of the ministers, and then asks for the confidence of the Parliament. The tenure of the prime minister and prime minister officially begins after receiving a vote of confidence. - Until the establishment of the new government: the outgoing government continues to fulfill its functions as a temporary government.

Channel 12 in Hebrew: schedule for the day after the elections: when will the Israeli government be formed? - October 27: The date of the elections in Israel for the 26th Knesset and the closing of the polling stations at ten in the evening. - November 4: the expected date for the official announcement of the final election results, eight days after the vote. - Until November 11: President Yitzhak Herzog must appoint a Knesset member to form the government, within a week of the publication of the official results. - 28 days to form the government: The first candidate is given 28 days to form the government, and the president can extend it up to 14 more days, which will bring the total period to 42 days. - Failure of the first candidate: If he is not successful in forming the government, he can return the position to the president, who holds consultations with the parties for a period of up to three days, and then can assign another candidate, who will be given 28 days. - An alternative way with the support of 61 representatives: the president can return the task to the Knesset, and if he accepts another candidate recommended by 61 members, he is given 14 days to form the government. - Failure to form a government: If no candidate succeeds in forming a government by the set dates, the 26th Knesset is dissolved and Israel goes to new elections. - When does the government start its work? After the completion of his appointment, he is brought before the Knesset to present his plan, assemble and distribute the portfolios of the ministers, and then asks for the confidence of the Parliament. The tenure of the prime minister and prime minister officially begins after receiving a vote of confidence. - Until the establishment of the new government: the outgoing government continues to fulfill its functions as a temporary government.