Israel President urges compromise after divisive election
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Daily Mirror reports that Israeli President Isaac Herzog plans to name, by Sunday, the person who will attempt to form the country’s next government. The outlet says a majority of lawmakers supported opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot rather than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Ada Derana reports that Herzog has started discussions with political parties following an election impasse. Its report gives no further information about the consultations.
Daily Mirror reports that the planned announcement will identify the candidate tasked with forming the next government. The two reports provide no further details about the election deadlock or what follows the consultations.
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Earlier coverage
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- The Hindu · Israel holds polls amid uncertainty over Netanyahu’s future, coalition numbers
- France 24 · 'Israeli president trying to form unity govt: They will not need Arab parties nor Orthodox parties'
- France 24 · Israel's election ends in deadlock as final results show no clear winner
- France 24 · Israeli 'unity government': Efrat Shapira expects Herzog will urge rival camps to form a 'coalition'
- The Hindu · Israel's unassuming President Herzog holds keys to next government