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President of Israel mandates Eisenkot to form government

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Briefings

A coalition government in Israel is being formed under a new mandate for Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition leader, who has 28 days to secure a partner for a 14-day extension. This timeline allows the opposition leader to negotiate with other parties to form a government before the current mandate expires.

Key points

• Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition leader holds a mandate to form a government with a 28-day initial period and a potential 14-day extension.
• The opposition leader must secure a coalition partner to govern the country before the mandate expires.

Context

Israel's government formation process involves a specific timeline where the opposition leader has a 28-day mandate with possible extension. This mechanism allows for a new government formation under the current mandate structure.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the mandate duration and extension possibility. No specific coalition partners, dates, or names are provided. The article does not specify the current date or year of the mandate.

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