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Israel: Eisencot is leading the parliamentary recommendations to Netanyahu and Hertsog announces the Sunday of the Government.

Having received the recommendation of 67 Vice-Presidents in the Knesset, compared with 46 Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu, former Israeli Chief of Staff Gadi Aisencott became closest to commissioning the next Government. President Isaac Hertzog is scheduled to announce his decision, Sunday, in the midst of complications regarding the positions of religious parties and the sessions of the two Arab lists supporting Iznkot, although his position on their reliance on them has not been resolved to form a government coalition.

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Israel: Who is the next government?

At today ' s event, we highlight the consultations of Israeli President Isaac Hertzog with political parties with a view to assigning to the Government who will form the Government. Guest today: Hanna Miller, journalist.

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The President of Israel is launching consultations for the formation of the Government and Iznkot to provide Arab and Israeli support.

Israeli President Yitzhak Hertzog began consultations with political parties to form a new Government following elections which he said had not yielded an explicit winner, calling on party leaders to reach a settlement. The Common Arab List Party, one of the main Arab-Israeli formations, announced that it would recommend to the Head of State the assignment of Eisencot to form the next Government.

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Israel: elections without won and without losing?

In this number of discussion, we address the preliminary results of the Israeli legislative elections, which were neither won nor lost. Despite the progress of the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its allies, neither his camp nor the opposition block led by the Gadi Eisencott, was able to harvest the parliamentary majority needed to form the future Government. Guests of debate: Hosni Abedi, Professor of International Relations, University of Geneva. Eidette Bar, competent researcher in the Arab world. Ahmed Al-Safadi, Israeli political analyst.

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Israel: Do the Arab lists resolve the battle?

In today ' s event, we highlight the role of Arab parties in the Israeli legislative elections, which may have the floor in shaping the future Government, having achieved remarkable electoral gains by some 18 seats. Today ' s guest: A Arab hope, lawyer and political writer.

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Netanya did not defeat... Who will rule Israel?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was supported by a clear and unexpected majority of the Jews of Israel in elections described as a major turning point in his country ' s history, which apparently guaranteed him to remain at least as head of the Government of Business. What did these results show? And she can form a government? Can Arab parties in Israel make a difference in government formation?

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Legislative elections in Israel. Does Netanyahu hold?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was supported by a clear and unexpected majority of Jews in elections described as a major turning point in Israel ' s history, which apparently guaranteed him to remain at least as head of the Government of Business.

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Between Ntanyahu and Izencott... Does Israel reject change?

The political divide in Israel continues with the results of the elections and the rivalry of the various camps to form the Government, amid questions about the future of Benjamin Netanyahu and the role of Arab parties in determining the form of the future Government. Does the results of the Israeli elections reflect a shift in the political mood within Israel, or is it a continuation of the divisive situation? What are the scenarios for forming the next government? Today ' s guest professor of Israeli studies at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Mansoor Ashraf al-Aqlawi.

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Israel ' s economy: despite the cost of war. Relative stability through high technology and emerging companies

Today, Israel enjoys some form of financial stability and a capacity to attract investment despite the multitude of fronts of the Hebrew State conflict in Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, the West Bank and Syria, accompanied by a sharp rise in military spending. Israel was able to maintain some financial stability and enhance its investment attractiveness, as the technology sector continued to attract foreign capital, thus enhancing Israel ' s image as the emerging corporate State. More with an eternal column in today's economy.

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Israeli elections: Netanyahu and Iznkot are ready to form a new government after close results.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu and his political greimah Gadi Ayzenkot confirmed their determination to form a new Government, despite the parties ' inability to secure the required representative majority on the first electoral benefit since the events of October 7 causing a massive shock inside Israel. According to data published by the Elections Commission, Ntanyahu ' s coalition is making slight progress on the opposition block after half of the votes, amid expectations of complex coalition negotiations that may last weeks, and a potential role for Arab parties in leveraging the capacity of a camp.

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The Israeli left leader calls for the cooperation of the opposition coalition with the Arab parties to overthrow Binanyahu.

Israeli left leader Yair Golan, Wednesday, invited his allies in the opposition to cooperate with the Arab parties to overthrow Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu, where voting results may lead to the need to support these parties to form a government coalition. According to data published by the Israeli Elections Commission, the Benjamin Netanyahu coalition is advancing on the opposition block after 50.1 per cent of the votes were cast. Preliminary results showed that the right-wing licod party had access to 56 out of 120 seats in the Knesset, as opposed to 49 seats for the opposition block and 15 for Arab parties. These partial results may change slightly. Keep covering.

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Israel: precarious elections?

In this number of discussion, we turn to the Israeli legislative elections, which have witnessed a heavy vote in the first elections since the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, amid deep divisions and persistent competition that determine the future of the current Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu. Guests of debate: Rami Al-Khalifa Ali, Political Clerk. Mendi Safdi, Chairman of the Safadi Centre for International Diplomacy and Research. Samer Senglawi, president of a new trajectory party.

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Israel is arresting an Egyptian civilian, infiltrated across the border fence and Cairo, committing to his return.

The Israeli army, on Tuesday, declared that an Egyptian civilian had been arrested during the night after crossing the border fence from Egyptian territory to Israel near the Netzana area, while the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that it would continue to take the necessary steps to return him to Egypt, noting that the parties concerned had ascertained that he had been absent from his home since July last and that he was psychologically unstable. This incident occurs at a time when the border between the two countries is witnessing smuggling of drugs and weapons.

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Direct. Israel ' s legislative elections: standard participation rate and the fate of Netanyahu at stake

The participation rate in the Tuesday elections in Israel has reached record levels, reaching 44.9 per cent of the registered voters as announced by the Central Elections Commission, the highest participation rate since the Commission began registering these statistics in 1973. The Israelis vote Tuesday in the first general elections since the attack of 7 October 2023, in the middle of a forecast to learn the voter position of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the country ' s increasing tendency towards the extreme right... Continue our direct coverage.

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Israel is electing Tuesday in the midst of severe divisions and persistent competition between Netanyahu and Eisencot.

The Israelis turn Tuesday to the ballot boxes at the first legislative elections since the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, in the middle of deep political divisions and intense competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his opponent Gadi Izencott. The voting comes after three years of regional wars, with the increasing criticism of the policies of the Israeli Government and the growing influence of the hard right.

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In Israel, racism has worsened since October 7, and it's been practiced openly.

The Arabs of Israel constitute about 20% of the Israeli population. Since 7 October 2023, the Government has made them enemies inside, leaving them vulnerable to organized crime. As their marginalization within Israeli society has expanded more than ever, the internal Palestinians believe that they face brutal racism that has become part of their daily lives.

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Why is all this anger in Israel to give Judge South Africa Navi Pillay Nobel peace?

The award of the Nobel Peace Prize by South African Judge Navi Pillay has been widely controversial in Israel, where the resolution was met with official and media criticisms that the award held political dimensions beyond its legal and humanitarian framework. This controversy is linked to the winning positions and their relationship to sensitive legal and international files related to the war in Gaza and related investigations, at a time when the Israeli Government is facing increasing pressure on the international scene on its image and practices during the war. To follow up on the dimensions and political implications of this argument, we spoke from Jerusalem, texting us back.