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Israeli 'unity government': Efrat Shapira expects Herzog will urge rival camps to form a 'coalition'

Israeli 'unity government': Efrat Shapira expects Herzog will urge rival camps to form a 'coalition'

Summary

After Israel’s election produced no clear winner, President Isaac Herzog is preparing to consult parliamentary factions about forming a coalition. Efrat Shapira Rosenberg says rival camps have stated whom they will not join, but have not identified partners, and divisions also run within the opposition bloc backing Gadi Eisenkot.

Key Facts

  • Israel’s election ended in a deadlock, with no clear winner.
  • President Isaac Herzog is preparing to consult parliamentary factions on forming a new coalition.
  • Efrat Shapira Rosenberg expects Herzog to urge rival camps to form a coalition.
  • Shapira said political camps have named partners they reject but have not said whom they would join.
  • Shapira said divisions exist within the opposition bloc supporting Gadi Eisenkot.
  • Shapira is a co-host of the Israeli politics podcast Miflaget Hamakshavot.
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