Madaxweyne Isaac Herzog ayaa Gadi Eisenkot siiyay fursadda koowaad, isagoo ku tilmaamay in badi xubnaha Knesset ay taageereen hawshan.
Madaxweynaha Israa'iil Isaac Herzog ayaa axadda fiidkii si rasmi ah u siiyay siyaasiga mucaaradka ah Gadi Eisenkot fursadda koowaad ee dhisidda dowladda xigta, sida lagu sheegay munaasabad ka dhacday xarunta madaxtooyada ee Quddus.
Herzog oo ku baaqay midnimo
Herzog ayaa sheegay in wadatashiyo uu la yeeshay xisbiyada ay badi xubnaha baarlamaanka, oo loo yaqaan Knesset, ay taageereen in hawshan la siiyo Eisenkot. Isagoo hadlay munaasabadda, Herzog wuxuu yiri: "I hope with all my heart that whatever government is formed will lead to unity, connection and healing among all segments of our people – for our very existence depends on it, and we have only one country."
Eisenkot oo dejiyay shuruudo
Eisenkot ayaa sheegay in uu doonayo in uu hoggaamin u keeno dadka kalsooni, isagoo xusay in uu ku dhaqaaqi doono samir, is-hoosaysiin iyo miyir-qab. Wuxuu yiri: "An absolute majority of Knesset members representing the Israeli public support change. I intend to navigate the situation with patience, humility, composure and a deep commitment to a Jewish, equal, liberal, and secure Israel." Wuxuu dejiyay afar shuruudood oo xisbiyada doonaya in ay ku biiraan ay tahay in ay aqbalaan.
Waqtiga iyo xaaladda siyaasadeed
Eisenkot wuxuu hayaa 28 maalmood oo uu ku dhiso dowladda, isagoo laga yaabo in madaxweynuhu u kordhiyo laba toddobaad. Haddii uu ku guuldareysto, Netanyahu ayaa laga yaabaa in la siiyo fursad uu dowlad ku dhiso; haddii isagana uu ku guuldareysto, dalku wuxuu ku laaban doonaa doorasho horraanta gu'ga. Xubnaha cusub ee Knesset waxaa la dhaarin doonaa talaadada fiidkii, Netanyahu iyo golihiisa wasiirraduna waxay si ku-meel-gaar ah xafiiska ku sii ahaan doonaan ilaa dowlad la dhiso.
The former military chief has 28 days, with a possible two-week extension, to assemble a Knesset majority.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog formally gave opposition politician Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government on Sunday evening, at a ceremony at the presidential residence in Jerusalem.
Herzog Cites Majority Support as Eisenkot Pledges Inclusive Leadership
Herzog said that in consultations with the parties, a majority of Knesset members supported giving Eisenkot the task. "I hope with all my heart that whatever government is formed will lead to unity, connection and healing among all segments of our people – for our very existence depends on it, and we have only one country," Herzog said. Eisenkot said an absolute majority of Knesset members representing the Israeli public support change, and pledged to act with "patience, humility, composure and a deep commitment to a Jewish, equal, liberal, and secure Israel."
Arab-Led Parties Hold Key Role but Obstacles Remain
Arab-led parties made historic gains in the election thanks to high voter turnout among Israel's Arab citizens. Ra'am has said it will support Eisenkot, but the party does not have enough seats on its own to give him a parliamentary majority. The Joint List has offered to support Eisenkot from outside the coalition to end Netanyahu's grip on power, while Yisrael Beytenu has said it will not join a coalition with Arab-led parties.
Four Conditions and a Tight Timeline
Eisenkot has laid out four conditions for parties that want to join him: they must recognise Israel as a Jewish and democratic state, accept its declaration of independence, support military, national or civil service for all citizens, and declare the Hamas militant group a terrorist group. He has 28 days to form a coalition, with a possible two-week extension from the president. If he fails, Netanyahu could then be given a chance; if Netanyahu also fails, the country would return to elections early next spring.
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