Israel's president has asked opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot, rather than Benjamin Netanyahu, to try to form a new government.
According to NPR, Israel's president has selected Gadi Eisenkot to attempt to put together a government, passing over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. NPR reported that Eisenkot stood as the principal challenger to Netanyahu in the race, yet neither candidate secured sufficient backing to hold a majority. The outlet noted that Israel's leading parties have endorsed Eisenkot for the task of forming an administration.
Source: NPR.
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