Israel. Former Israeli Army Chief Gadi Eisenkot has a few weeks to form a government, even though there is no clear majority in the new parliament. He will have to form alliances with various parties to secure a majority, but none of the available options seem easy.
A minimum of 61 seats are required to form a government in the 120-member parliament. President Isaac Herzog ordered Eisenkot to form a government on Sunday. He has been given 28 days to secure a majority. The president can extend the deadline by another 14 days if deemed necessary.
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