Liberman drops veto on haredi parties in coalition, opposition in talks with UTJ - report
The bloc is reportedly discussing the possibility of drafting a more lenient military conscription law.
The bloc is reportedly discussing the possibility of drafting a more lenient military conscription law.
Eisenkot’s video statement came ahead of consultations at the President’s Residence, which are set to begin on Wednesday.
The releases follow judicial criticism of the investigation, but the courts have reached different conclusions about the need to keep individual suspects in custody.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party on Tuesday confirmed its intention to recommend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the candidate to form the government.
Netanyahu accused Eisenkot and the opposition bloc of courting haredi parties despite their previous opposition to legislation regulating haredi military service.
Despite questioning the legitimacy of the election results, Feiglin said he would recommend only Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government.
The parties agreed to continue coordinating ahead of upcoming political developments, with the stated goal of establishing a new government of change.
Parties pledge to begin coalition negotiations immediately, replace Knesset speaker next week • Bennett says bloc must act urgently to replace Netanyahu's government
Israel's haredi parties could determine the next government as Eisenkot seeks a coalition, Liberman rules out support from an Arab party, and Netanyahu weighs his options.
The investigation remains in its preliminary stages, with investigators yet to establish whether money was transferred, how much was involved, or what its intended purpose may have been.
Eisenkot said he would agree to meet Trump if invited, but would oppose any US involvement in Israel’s internal political affairs.