Challenges facing Eisenkot; What impasse is Israel's future cabinet facing?
Yitzhak Herzog, the head of Israel, recently announced that he will give Gadi Eisenkot, Benjamin Netanyahu's main opponent, an opportunity to form a new cabinet in the occupied territories.
It comes after a political deadlock and after what has been called the most consequential election in the history of the occupied territories and failed to produce a clear winner.
Eisenkot now has 28 days (with the possibility of an extension of 14 days) to assemble a coalition cabinet; He must bring together a group of deeply divided rivals.
The outcome of the selection of the occupied territories became much more complicated because of the tension between numbers and politics.
To form a potential coalition, Ishar's party led by Eisenkot can join other parties, but to get a majority, it needs at least one of the 2 Arab parties to form a cabinet.
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