Israel’s president tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government after a deadlocked election left Netanyahu without a majority, creating a critical path to resolve the political crisis.
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Knesset has been deadlocked since election last month when Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition lost its majorityIsrael’s president has chosen Gadi Eisenkot, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strongest rival, to try to form a new government, Israeli media has reported, following a deadlocked election that left neither man with a clear path to power.Isaac Herzog informed the leader of the Yashar party, Gadi Eisenkot, of his intention to task him with forming a government,” Herzog’s office said, adding that the formal appointment would take place in an official ceremony on Sunday at the president’s residence in Jerusalem. Continue reading...
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Eisenkot’s attempt to replace Netanyahu as prime minister faces formidable obstacles, highlighting the difficulty of forming a new government in Israel.
A gunman in military fatigues killed at least six people in Krakow, Poland, marking a significant and violent security incident in the country's second-largest city.
A gunman in military fatigues killed at least six people in Krakow, Poland, marking a significant and deadly act of violence in the country's second-largest city.