In remarks carried by the Hebrew page of Daphna Liel, Eisenkot said that 74 Knesset members do not trust the outgoing government and its leader, describing this as "the people's de…
Eisenkot announced that his government will be based on three principles: recognition of the Jewishness of the state, commitment to military service, and recognition of Hamas as a …
Eisenkot said there is an urgent need for new leadership in Israel, and pledged to form a national emergency government.
Eisenkot said that Israel is in a state of emergency with open fronts, noting that the war goals have not yet been achieved and that the country is in the midst of a political cris…
The Israeli president said that Eisenkot is a fighting soldier and that he will lead the government now, according to the published text.
The Israeli president announced that 67 Knesset members recommended tasking Eisenkot. The recommendation comes amid Israeli political consultations.
The Israeli president formally tasked Eisenkot with forming the government.
The head of the Joint Arab List said in remarks to Al-Arabiya that choosing Eisenkot comes within the framework of protecting their future and toppling Israeli Prime Minister Benja…
Israeli media reported that Eisenkot arrived at the Israeli president's residence to receive the mandate to form the government, without further details.
A report by Lebanon ON addressed what Eisenkot's party announced regarding the truth about talks being held over Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon. The available text did not includ…
The article reported that Eisenkot's appointment sparked political disputes in Israel, while Ben Gvir spoke of "election theft."
A report indicated that Israeli President Isaac Herzog has an alternative plan involving the formation of a unity government if Eisenkot falters, without the published text includi…
Israeli President Herzog officially announced, according to the Hebrew Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, that the task of forming the government will be assigned to Eisenkot.
Eisenkot was tasked with forming the Israeli government and, following the assignment, expressed his determination to do his utmost to meet expectations, with no further details in…
Eisenkot, after being tasked with forming the Israeli government, called for the formation of a national emergency government, stressing that the time has come for it.
The Israeli Presidency announced that Eisenkot has 28 days to form the government, with the possibility of a 14-day extension.
The Israeli President's Office announced that the letter of mandate to form the government will be handed to Eisenkot tomorrow afternoon.
Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Israeli President Herzog officially announced that the task of forming the government will be assigned to Eisenkot.
Israel's Shas party denied, via Israel's Channel 13, reports that it was supposedly joining an Eizenkot government, calling them completely false and affirming that it is part of t…
Israeli Channel 12 reported that sources close to Eisenkot responded to Liberman, confirming that they will not agree to more than minor amendments to the conscription bill.