Israel's opposition party rejects a "joint government" with Netanyahu Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, November 6 (reporters Fang Xini and Wang Zhulon) according to Israeli media reports on the 5th. A representative of the Integrity Party led by former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot said that day that the parties that agree with the common principles of the opposition camp have the opportunity to reject the alliance with the Israeli Prime Minister with Netunya. The elected representatives of the Integrity Party said during a meeting with President Israel Herzog that day that the party will first negotiate with parties in the opposition camp to create a "core", and other parties that accept its principles will have the opportunity to join. Israeli media reported that party representatives said that Israel needs "new leadership". Representatives of the Union Party for Biblical Judaism, a long-term ally of the Netanyahu camp, did not recommend that Netanyahu form a new government during their meeting with Herzog on the 5th. Some of the Israeli media commented that this creates a possibility for the party to form a coalition government with Asenkot in the future. Herzog said after meeting that day with representatives of various parties in the Knesset that the representatives of the parties with 67 mandates recommended Eisenkot to form a new government; The representatives of the parties with 46 mandates recommended Netanyahu. It is still difficult to judge who can form a new government. Herzog plans to make a decision on the 8th to approve an elected member to form a new government.

Israel's opposition party rejects a "joint government" with Netanyahu Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, November 6 (reporters Fang Xini and Wang Zhulon) according to Israeli media reports on the 5th. A representative of the Integrity Party led by former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot said that day that the parties that agree with the common principles of the opposition camp have the opportunity to reject the alliance with the Israeli Prime Minister with Netunya. The elected representatives of the Integrity Party said during a meeting with President Israel Herzog that day that the party will first negotiate with parties in the opposition camp to create a "core", and other parties that accept its principles will have the opportunity to join. Israeli media reported that party representatives said that Israel needs "new leadership". Representatives of the Union Party for Biblical Judaism, a long-term ally of the Netanyahu camp, did not recommend that Netanyahu form a new government during their meeting with Herzog on the 5th. Some of the Israeli media commented that this creates a possibility for the party to form a coalition government with Asenkot in the future. Herzog said after meeting that day with representatives of various parties in the Knesset that the representatives of the parties with 67 mandates recommended Eisenkot to form a new government; The representatives of the parties with 46 mandates recommended Netanyahu. It is still difficult to judge who can form a new government. Herzog plans to make a decision on the 8th to approve an elected member to form a new government.