Podcast "Yawmi" | Minority government on Eisenkot's table and Netanyahu's pressures to strike Iran

In a new episode of the podcast "Yawmi", journalist Basil al-Maghribi discusses Gadi Eisenkot's efforts to form a minority government relying on the abstention of the United Arab List and Yadut Hatorah from voting, and Netanyahu's pressures on Trump to resume the war against Iran after the midterm elections.

In a new episode of the podcast "Yawmi", journalist Basil al-Maghribi from the site "Arab 48" discusses the efforts of the head of the Yashar party, Gadi Eisenkot, to form a minority government relying on the abstention of the United Arab List and Yadut Hatorah from voting, amid obstacles posed by Lieberman's position. Meanwhile, the Be'ahad alliance led by Bennett announced its recommendation for Eisenkot, coinciding with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's preparations to begin consultations on forming a government. The episode also addresses the confirmation by the head of the Central Elections Committee of the integrity of the 26th Knesset results and their proper conduct despite suspicions of foreign funding, at a time when the Likud party attacks this confirmation, considering that the slight difference in votes leaves a "black cloud" over the results, while the Yadut Hatorah party considers not recommending any candidate. The episode also monitors the pressures Netanyahu is exerting on US President Donald Trump to resume the war against Iran after the midterm elections, amid Israeli readiness and continued diplomatic talks through the Qatari mediator.