The newspaper "Haaretz" reported that Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishr Party, during the consultations of the President of Israel, Yitzhak Herzog, won the support of the party's representatives with a total of 67 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset to accept the task of forming the cabinet. According to the report, the two main Arab parties in the Knesset, the Joint List and Ream, supported Mr. Eisenkot. On the other hand, Torah Judaism, which has traditionally aligned itself with Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party, refused to support any of the candidates. In the Israeli parliamentary elections on October 27, the bloc of parties supporting Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 seats and the bloc of opposition parties led by Eisenkot won 48 seats. Arab parties also won a total of 19 seats.

The newspaper "Haaretz" reported that Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishr Party, during the consultations of the President of Israel, Yitzhak Herzog, won the support of the party's representatives with a total of 67 seats out of 120 seats in the Knesset to accept the task of forming the cabinet. According to the report, the two main Arab parties in the Knesset, the Joint List and Ream, supported Mr. Eisenkot. On the other hand, Torah Judaism, which has traditionally aligned itself with Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party, refused to support any of the candidates. In the Israeli parliamentary elections on October 27, the bloc of parties supporting Benjamin Netanyahu won 53 seats and the bloc of opposition parties led by Eisenkot won 48 seats. Arab parties also won a total of 19 seats.