Yeshiva World News · Nov 1, 2026
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President Isaac Herzog is signaling efforts to break Israel's post-election political deadlock, potentially paving the way for a unity government after neither political bloc secured a clear majority. Herzog urged party leaders to reconsider their campaign positions and approach coalition negotiations with open minds. The president is scheduled to begin consultations with political parties on Wednesday before deciding who will receive the mandate to form the next government.
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