Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot said on Sunday that Israel urgently needs new leadership after he was formally tasked with forming a government. Eisenkot has secured recommendations from 67 of the 120 elected members of the parliament, compared with 46 for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot, a former chief of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), has 28 days to form a government and secure the approval of the Knesset - Israel's parliament. He may seek an additional 14-day extension from Herzog.
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