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Gadi Eisenkot Tapped to Form Israeli Government: Will Regional Policy Shift Under His Leadership?Politics

Gadi Eisenkot Tapped to Form Israeli Government: Will Regional Policy Shift Under His Leadership?

Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has been tasked with forming Israel's new government, raising questions about potential changes in the country's regional policy, particularly concerning the West Bank, Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, and Syria.

The National|November 13, 2026
Eisenkot Urges Caution: Avoid War Unless Imminently Threatened Amid Israeli Coalition TalksPolitics

Eisenkot Urges Caution: Avoid War Unless Imminently Threatened Amid Israeli Coalition Talks

Gadi Eisenkot, a key figure in Israeli politics, has advised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against initiating military action unless facing an immediate threat, citing concerns over potential constitutional conflict and political motivations. This comes amid ongoing coalition talks and US considerations regarding strikes on Iran.

The National|November 11, 2026
Israel's Political Crossroads: Can Gadi Eisenkot Unite a Divided Knesset to Oust Netanyahu?Politics

Israel's Political Crossroads: Can Gadi Eisenkot Unite a Divided Knesset to Oust Netanyahu?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's grip on power is weakening, leading to political chaos as his rival Gadi Eisenkot attempts to form a government. Eisenkot faces the challenge of uniting a diverse coalition, potentially including a minority government supported by Arab parties, while facing opposition from figures like Avigdor Liberman.

Egypt Independent|November 11, 2026
Netanyahu's Grip Weakens as Opposition Advances in Israeli PoliticsPolitics

Netanyahu's Grip Weakens as Opposition Advances in Israeli Politics

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting to maintain relevance as the opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, gains ground in forming a new government. Netanyahu's attempts to forge a unity government and warnings of civil war are seen as political strategies from a weakened position.

Al Jazeera English|November 11, 2026
Israeli President Urges Unity to Avoid New Elections Amid Political UncertaintyPolitics

Israeli President Urges Unity to Avoid New Elections Amid Political Uncertainty

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has urged lawmakers to investigate the October 7 attacks and make concessions to avoid a repeat election, as opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot was tasked with forming a new government. The country faces political uncertainty and potential further elections if a coalition cannot be formed.

Al Jazeera English|November 10, 2026
Netanyahu's Rivals Secure Initial Deal as Israel's New Parliament ConvenesPolitics

Netanyahu's Rivals Secure Initial Deal as Israel's New Parliament Convenes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rivals have secured an initial deal on key appointments as the new parliament prepares to be sworn in. Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a coalition, announced that opposition leaders have agreed on nominations for four major roles, though forming a full coalition remains a challenge.

The National|November 10, 2026
Gadi Eisenkot Open to Including Netanyahu in Israel's Next Government, Signals InclusivityPolitics

Gadi Eisenkot Open to Including Netanyahu in Israel's Next Government, Signals Inclusivity

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming the next government, has expressed openness to including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies in a potential coalition. This move comes as President Isaac Herzog stresses the need for a stable government amidst regional and international uncertainties.

Al Jazeera English|November 8, 2026
Eisenkot Tapped to Form Government Over Netanyahu, Opposition Leader Cites 'Point of No Return' for DemocracyPolitics

Eisenkot Tapped to Form Government Over Netanyahu, Opposition Leader Cites 'Point of No Return' for Democracy

Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz has warned of a 'point of no return' for democracy as Gadi Eisenkot is reportedly chosen over Benjamin Netanyahu to form a new government.

Al Jazeera English|November 8, 2026
Can Gadi Eisenkot Unite Israel's Divided Opposition to Form a Government?Politics

Can Gadi Eisenkot Unite Israel's Divided Opposition to Form a Government?

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has been tasked with forming a new government after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition lost its parliamentary majority. Eisenkot faces a challenging path due to internal divisions within the opposition and the complex role of Arab-led parties.

Al Jazeera English|November 8, 2026
Rival Gadi Eisenkot Tapped to Form Israeli Government, Ousting Netanyahu, But Path Fraught with ObstaclesPolitics

Rival Gadi Eisenkot Tapped to Form Israeli Government, Ousting Netanyahu, But Path Fraught with Obstacles

Gadi Eisenkot, a rival to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been tasked with forming Israel's next government, a move that could oust Netanyahu but faces significant political challenges and internal opposition divisions. The path to a stable coalition is complicated by differing demands from potential partners and Netanyahu's continued influence.

Egypt Independent|November 8, 2026|5
Israeli President Taps Former Military Chief Gadi Eisenkot to Form New Government, Overlooking NetanyahuPolitics

Israeli President Taps Former Military Chief Gadi Eisenkot to Form New Government, Overlooking Netanyahu

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked former army chief Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government, bypassing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot, recommended by 67 lawmakers, has 28 days to build a coalition.

Al Jazeera English|November 7, 2026|5
Arab Parties Endorse Eisenkot for PM, But Hamas Stance Creates Coalition HurdlePolitics

Arab Parties Endorse Eisenkot for PM, But Hamas Stance Creates Coalition Hurdle

Arab parties have backed former general Gadi Eisenkot for Israeli prime minister, but a disagreement over Hamas's designation is creating a significant obstacle for coalition formation. President Isaac Herzog is consulting with parties to decide who gets the first chance to form a government.

The National|November 5, 2026
Israel's President Herzog Accepts Election Results, Initiates Government Formation Talks Amidst Netanyahu's ChallengesPolitics

Israel's President Herzog Accepts Election Results, Initiates Government Formation Talks Amidst Netanyahu's Challenges

Israel's President Isaac Herzog has accepted the election results and begun consultations to form a government, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Netanyahu's efforts to challenge the vote. Arab-led parties made historic gains in the election.

Al Jazeera English|November 5, 2026
Israel's Political Stalemate: Netanyahu's Premiership in Jeopardy Amidst Election DeadlockPolitics

Israel's Political Stalemate: Netanyahu's Premiership in Jeopardy Amidst Election Deadlock

Israel's political landscape is in a deadlock following the recent general election, with neither Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition nor the opposition alliance securing a parliamentary majority. This stalemate leaves Netanyahu's future as prime minister uncertain, as negotiations for a governing coalition remain complex and fraught with challenges.

Al Jazeera English|November 3, 2026
Israeli Opposition Unites Behind Former Military Chief Gadi Eisenkot to Challenge Netanyahu's LeadershipPolitics

Israeli Opposition Unites Behind Former Military Chief Gadi Eisenkot to Challenge Netanyahu's Leadership

Israeli opposition leaders have agreed to back former military chief Gadi Eisenkot as prime minister, aiming to quickly form a government and replace Benjamin Netanyahu. The bloc faces internal divisions over potential alliances with Arab-led parties.

Al Jazeera English|November 3, 2026
Israel's Coalition Conundrum: Arab Parties Back Eisenkot, Complicating Netanyahu's PathPolitics

Israel's Coalition Conundrum: Arab Parties Back Eisenkot, Complicating Netanyahu's Path

Israel's Arab parties, holding a record number of seats, are poised to back opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, complicating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to form a government. This move could help break a political deadlock but also presents challenges for Eisenkot.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026
Israel's Political Chess Match: Can Netanyahu's Rivals Forge a Majority After Deadlocked Election?Politics

Israel's Political Chess Match: Can Netanyahu's Rivals Forge a Majority After Deadlocked Election?

Israel's political landscape is in flux as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's opponents seek to form a majority government following an inconclusive election. A potential coalition involving opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and Arab parties faces significant political hurdles and controversy.

The National|November 2, 2026
Israel Election Results: Coalition Talks Begin Amidst Political UncertaintyPolitics

Israel Election Results: Coalition Talks Begin Amidst Political Uncertainty

Following the final vote count in Israel's general election, coalition talks have begun as neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot have secured a clear path to power. The results point to complex negotiations ahead, with the possibility of a new election if a government cannot be formed.

The National|October 29, 2026
Israel Election Standoff: No Clear Winner as Blocs Fall Short, Arab Parties Make Historic GainsPolitics

Israel Election Standoff: No Clear Winner as Blocs Fall Short, Arab Parties Make Historic Gains

Israel's recent parliamentary election resulted in no clear winner, with both major political blocs falling short of the necessary seats to form a government. Arab-majority parties achieved a historic high in representation, becoming key players in coalition discussions.

Al Jazeera English|October 29, 2026
Top Arab Leader Offers Support to Opposition Bloc, Urges Gadi Eisenkot to "Be Brave" in Ousting NetanyahuPolitics

Top Arab Leader Offers Support to Opposition Bloc, Urges Gadi Eisenkot to "Be Brave" in Ousting Netanyahu

Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List's parliamentary faction, has offered support to Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc for forming a minority government to oust Benjamin Netanyahu. Tibi stressed the need for the opposition to "be brave" and stated his coalition's demands focus on combating crime in the Arab community and halting Bedouin home demolitions.

Egypt Independent|October 29, 2026
Netanyahu's Political Resilience Tested: Can He Survive the Latest Election Challenge?Politics

Netanyahu's Political Resilience Tested: Can He Survive the Latest Election Challenge?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces an uncertain political future following the latest election, where his Likud party secured the most seats but his right-wing bloc lost its majority. Rivals are attempting to form a government, but internal divisions and the potential role of Arab parties complicate the path forward.

Egypt Independent|October 29, 2026|2
Israel Election: No Clear Majority as Key Votes Remain UncountedPolitics

Israel Election: No Clear Majority as Key Votes Remain Uncounted

Israel's election has resulted in no clear winner, with both major political blocs falling short of the 61 seats needed to form a government. Nearly 90 percent of votes are counted, but over 500,000 special ballots remain, potentially altering the outcome.

Al Jazeera English|October 29, 2026|1
Israel's Election Deadlocked: Exit Polls Spark Fierce Political ShowdownPolitics

Israel's Election Deadlocked: Exit Polls Spark Fierce Political Showdown

Exit polls in Israel's election show a near tie between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud-led coalition and the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot, triggering sharp reactions and highlighting the potential kingmaker role of smaller parties.

Al Jazeera English|October 28, 2026|1
Israel Election Results: No Clear Winner, Political Uncertainty LoomsPolitics

Israel Election Results: No Clear Winner, Political Uncertainty Looms

Israel's general election exit polls indicate no party has secured a clear majority, leading to potential political instability and weeks of coalition negotiations. The outcome could see either Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud-led coalition or Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc forming a government, with Arab-led parties potentially acting as kingmakers.

Al Jazeera English|October 27, 2026|2