How is Israel’s president forming a new government after the election?
President Isaac Herzog has started consultations with Israeli parties to decide who will be asked to try to form a government. He has accepted the certified election results as legally binding, challenging Benjamin Netanyahu’s claims that the vote was stolen [1].
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- Israel’s president takes first steps on building new government after accepting election results — CNA
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