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Israel’s opposition leader chosen to form new government | Avi Melamed interviewed by CTV NEWS | 2026.11.10
Israel’s opposition leader chosen to form new government | Avi Melamed interviewed by CTV NEWS | 2026.11.10
- [00:26] Election results leave two competing camps: Netanyahu’s bloc has 53 seats, while the change camp includes 48 Zionist-party seats and 19 Arab-party seats.
- [00:59] Forming a government remains uncertain: Netanyahu appears unable to assemble a coalition, but disagreements among the change camp’s Zionist parties could complicate Eisenkot’s efforts.
- [01:23] A new coalition may be possible in the short term: Analysts expect Eisenkot could form a government, though its longer-term stability is unclear.
- [02:01] A leadership change may not transform foreign policy: Israeli parties broadly agree on national security and secure borders.
- [02:28] A two-state solution is viewed as unfeasible for now: The analyst says Israelis and Palestinians are not currently ready to negotiate a compromise.
- [02:52] A new government could take steps to improve Israel’s standing: A government less dominated by the right may pursue initiatives to repair relationships with international partners.
- [04:22] Netanyahu may turn to his legal and personal matters: If he leaves office, he is likely to focus on his ongoing trials and charges, as well as health concerns.
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