Gadi Eisenkot, a career general and leading rival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been given up to six weeks to form a new coalition government. The announcement follows political developments that position Eisenkot as a central figure in Israel's opposition landscape. His background as a military leader and his opposition to Netanyahu's policies have made him a significant player in the current political climate.
The six-week window represents a critical period for coalition-building efforts as Israel navigates complex political negotiations.
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