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Divided Israelis agree: Forming next government won't be easy

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Israeli public opinion remains sharply divided regarding President Herzog's selection of Gadi Eisenkot as the next Prime Minister. While the government formation process is acknowledged as difficult, the specific political landscape and public sentiment surrounding the leadership transition remain undefined in this snapshot.

Key points

• The Israeli public is divided on President Herzog's decision to appoint Gadi Eisenkot as the next Prime Minister.
• A new government is widely expected to be difficult to form, though specific challenges and public reactions are not detailed.

Context

This article reflects a snapshot of public sentiment in Israel regarding the leadership transition under President Herzog. The difficulty of forming a new government is a known political reality, but the specific public division and its implications are not elaborated upon in this source.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from November 2026. Specific details on public opinion, challenges, and reactions are not provided. The article does not specify the city, region, or country where the sentiment is measured, nor does it offer forecasts or causal claims beyond the stated difficulty of forming a government.

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