[President Herzog officially authorized Eisenkot to form a new government] On November 8, Israeli President Herzog officially authorized Eisenkot, leader of the Integrity Party and former chief of staff of the Israeli army, to form a new government. In the previous consultations between the parties in the Israeli Knesset, the party that recommended Eisenkot to form the government represented a total of 67 seats, the party that recommended the current Prime Minister and Likud leader Netanyahu represented a total of 46 seats, and another party with 7 seats did not make a recommendation. But receiving authorization does not mean that the new government can be formed smoothly. The 67 seats recommended by Essenkot does not mean that the new government will control more than half of the seats in the parliament in the future. There are 120 seats in the Knesset, and the threshold for forming a government is 61 seats. Next, he still needs to negotiate with the parties interested in forming a joint cabinet on alliance policies, government positions, etc. (CCTV News)