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The President of Israel began to consult with parties to form a new government Yitzhak Herzog, the head of Israel, began to consult with parties to form a new government. This action took place after an election that he said did not have a clear winner. Al-Arabi al-Jadid wrote: Herzog asked the heads of the parties to compromise and make concessions to each other in order to reach an agreement. Benjamin Netanyahu also said on Wednesday: "There are serious suspicions about foreign interference in the elections." The purpose of these consultations is to introduce a person to the task of forming a new government; Because in the elections that were held, neither Netanyahu nor his main opponent Gadi Eisenkot could obtain a decisive and reliable majority./Shafkana the channel.

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The President of Israel began to consult with parties to form a new government Yitzhak Herzog, the head of Israel, began to consult with parties to form a new government. This action took place after an election that he said did not have a clear winner. Al-Arabi al-Jadid wrote: Herzog asked the heads of the parties to compromise and make concessions to each other in order to reach an agreement. Benjamin Netanyahu also said on Wednesday: "There are serious suspicions about foreign interference in the elections." The purpose of these consultations is to introduce a person to the task of forming a new government; Because in the elections that were held, neither Netanyahu nor his main opponent Gadi Eisenkot could obtain a decisive and reliable majority./Shafkana the channel.

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