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Israel's new parliament to be sworn in as Eisenkot prepares government

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Briefings

Israel's new parliament is scheduled to be sworn in on Tuesday, but neither the Prime Minister's bloc nor the opposition leader's camp holds a majority. Gadi Eisenkot has received a mandate to form a government and is seeking to build a coalition to achieve this.

Key points

• The new Israeli parliament is set to be sworn in on Tuesday.
• Gadi Eisenkot has received a mandate to form a government and is seeking to build a coalition.

Context

This development follows the election results where no single party secured a majority, requiring a coalition government to be formed.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the announcement of the swearing-in date and the mandate received by Eisenkot. Specific details about coalition negotiations, the number of parties involved, or the exact timeline for the swearing-in ceremony are not provided.

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