Israeli President Herzog announced a policy of nominating former military chief and opposition Yashar leader Eisenkot to form a government. Coalition negotiations are expected to proceed with Eisenkot at the center.
On the 7th, Israeli President Herzog announced that he would nominate Eisenkot, the leader of the opposition Yashar party and former military chief, to form a government. Coalition negotiations toward forming a government will proceed with Eisenkot at the center.
The opposition camp is not united, and the negotiations are expected to face difficulties.
He will be formally nominated on the 8th. Following his nomination, Eisenkot will have up to 42 days to conclude the negotiations.
Israel held a general election on 27 October, with 120 seats…