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Israel live: Eisenkot party submits bill to new parliament setting up inquiry on October 7 failures

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Israel's new parliament was sworn in Tuesday with opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot aiming to build a coalition after receiving a mandate to form a government. Eisenkot's party moved to immediately set up a commission to investigate failures that allowed Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack, a move long resisted by caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The article provides live coverage for the latest updates regarding this legislative action.

Key points

• Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot received a mandate to form a government and immediately set up a commission to investigate failures that allowed Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack.
• This move was long resisted by caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposed the inquiry into the October 7 failures.

Context

Israel's new parliament was sworn in Tuesday with opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot aiming to build a coalition after receiving a mandate to form a government. The article provides live coverage for the latest updates regarding this legislative action.

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Evidence is limited to the article's publication date of November 10, 2026, and does not include prior context or background on the October 7 attacks or the parliamentary process. The article does not contain specific dates for the commission's formation or the timeline of Netanyahu's resistance.

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