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Live: New Israeli parliament sworn in as Eisenkot aims to form government

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Briefings

A new Israeli parliament is scheduled to be sworn in on Tuesday, with opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot leading efforts to form a government following a recent election where Netanyahu's bloc lost ground. The article provides live updates on this political transition.

Key points

• Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot received a mandate to form a government after an election two weeks prior.
• Netanyahu's political bloc lost ground in the recent election cycle.

Context

This follows a two-week election cycle where Netanyahu's coalition lost ground, leading to a new mandate for Eisenkot to build a coalition.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to the specific event of the parliament swearing-in and the immediate political context of the mandate. No specific dates for the swearing-in ceremony beyond 'Tuesday' are provided, and no further details on coalition formation or party performance are available.

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