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WORLD • ISRAEL

Israeli opposition bloc wins first Knesset vote as coalition talks continue

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An opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot won its first Knesset vote, securing a majority on a committee that will shape parliamentary appointments and legislation. Eisenkot has not formed a government, and Benjamin Netanyahu remains prime minister.

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Why it matters

The vote signals how Israel’s new parliament may handle legislation and appointments, including proposals related to the October 7 attacks and Netanyahu-era policies. The supplied reports identify no direct U.S. consequence; the immediate effects are on Israeli politics and governance.

What happens next

Coalition formation remains unresolved. The Knesset may consider proposed legislation, including an inquiry into the October 7 attacks, but the supplied reports do not say which proposals will pass or when.

Whether Eisenkot can form a governing coalition

Which proposed bills advance, including the proposed October 7 inquiry