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Gadi Eisenkot has been chosen by Israel's president to attempt to form a new government after the recent general election. Neither he nor Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu achieved a majority in the polls, but Eisenkot received recommendations from the main parties.
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Gadi Eisenkot has been chosen by Israel's president to attempt to form a new government after the recent general election. Neither he nor Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu achieved a majority in the polls, but Eisenkot received recommendations from the main parties.
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Israeli President Selects Gadi Eisenkot to Form Government After Election