Eisenkot reaches agreement with Opposition leaders on Israel’s Knesset posts, names Matan Kahana as speaker
Headline via Hindustan Times · first report 10 Nov, 04:10 IST, latest 10 Nov, 18:59 IST
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5 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from The Times of Israel at 10 Nov, 04:10 IST; the latest is from Hindustan Times at 10 Nov, 18:59 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
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Yisrael Beytenu party chief said to reassure Eisenkot he can get ultra-Orthodox on board, and isn't seeking PM job; Eisenkot may be tapped as speaker while he assembles government
Gadi Eisenkot has reached an agreement with Opposition leaders for Israel’s Knesset posts.
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Gadi Eisenkot has reached an agreement with opposition leaders Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid, Yair Golan and Avigdor Lieberman on key positions in Israel's 26th Knesset, naming Matan Kahana as the prospective Speaker.
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The reports7 reports
- The Times of Israel Eisenkot, Liberman said to greenlight outreach to Haredim, reach agreement on Knesset speaker
- Hindustan Times Eisenkot reaches agreement with Opposition leaders on Israel’s Knesset posts, names Matan Kahana as speaker
- Deccan Chronicle Israel's Eisenkot Picks Matan Kahana For Knesset Speaker
- Times Now Eisenkot Reaches Deal With Opposition Leaders On Knesset Posts, Names Matan Kahana As Speaker
- ABP Live Eisenkot Bloc Reaches Deal On Key Knesset Posts, Matan Kahana Set To Be Speaker, Lieberman To Head Key Panel
- The Times of Israel Eisenkot-led bloc agrees to nominate Yashar’s Matan Kahan for Knesset speaker
- Hindustan Times Military veteran and former minister Matan Kahana is Gadi Eisenkot’s pick for 26th Knesset speaker
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