Politics
Israeli president gives former military chief opportunity to form new government
Israeli President Isaac Herzog, right, hands to Gadi Eisenkot, left, the mandate to form a new government. © Reuters
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Former Israeli Defense Minister Gadi Eisenkot announced on Sunday that he will move swiftly to assemble a broad coalition government, though his prospects for securing power remain uncertain after a inconclusive election that failed to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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