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Arab parties back Eisenkot as Israel faces coalition deadlock

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced plans to select a new government leader following the opposition party Gadi Eisenkot's successful campaign to form a coalition. This development occurred after Netanyahu's party secured a commanding number of recommendations to replace him, creating a significant political shift in the region.

Key points

• Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced plans to select a new government leader following the opposition party Gadi Eisenkot's successful campaign to form a coalition.
• The opposition party Gadi Eisenkot secured a commanding number of recommendations to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Context

This development occurred after Netanyahu's party secured a commanding number of recommendations to replace him, creating a significant political shift in the region.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single announcement from Israeli President Herzog regarding the selection process. Specific details about the number of recommendations, the exact date of the announcement, or the composition of the new government are not provided.

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