Lawmakers were officially sworn into Israel's new parliament following an election that resulted in a political deadlock. In an effort to resolve the stalemate, Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot are advocating for the creation of a national government. The dual effort underscores high-level attempts to move past the post-election impasse and establish a functioning administration. The path forward now hinges on how negotiations progress among the opposing factions seated in the legislature.
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Netanyahu and Eisenkot push for new government after election deadlock
Israel’s new parliament has been sworn in, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot both calling for a national government amid a political deadlock.
Published On 10 Nov 2026
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