Israeli opposition moves closer to removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will decide who receives the mandate to form a government following the October election. Neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot reached a majority in the vote. The opposition claimed progress in efforts to remove Netanyahu from office.
- United Torah Judaism declined to recommend any candidate to form a government.
- Neither Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot reached a majority in the October election.
- Israel's opposition claimed it made progress in efforts to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- An Arab-led party endorsed Netanyahu's main opponent.
- Netanyahu’s wider religious-nationalist coalition garnered only 53 seats in total.
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