Israel's President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot with Forming New Government Amid Iran Threats

The process of forming a new government has begun in Israel. President Isaac Herzog has entrusted Gadi Eisenkot with the responsibility of forming the next government. On Sunday, he was formally given the opportunity to form a government. During this time, Herzog described the threat from Iran as serious. He said that Iran has not stopped its threats for a moment. He said that this issue needs to be dealt with immediately. Herzog also talked about advancing the 20-point plan for Gaza. He also stressed the continuation of dialogue with Lebanon and other neighboring countries in the region. He also referred to the political situation after the recent midterm elections in the United States. President Herzog also acknowledged that Likud is still the largest political party in Israel. He appealed to Eisenkot to form a government that represents all Israelis, whether they voted for the previous government or opposed its coalition. Herzog said that he is confident that the country will continue to work and restore unity among all parts of the government.