Eisenkot's attempt to form a government amid a divided opposition is critical because it determines whether Israel can achieve political stability or face prolonged uncertainty after an inconclusive election.
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Israel's former military chief has been given the opportunity to form a government after an inconclusive election.
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A deadly train collision in Egypt killed at least four people and injured nearly 90, prompting the president to order a prompt investigation into the accident.
The Met Office issued a yellow warning for fog across southern England and the Midlands, predicting travel disruptions from Sunday evening until Monday morning.
The release of Palestinian journalist Abou Shhadeh highlights ongoing tensions, as he claims his detention was a political tactic to intimidate Arab society.