In Israel, Gadi Eisenkot emerged on Thursday, November 5, as the frontrunner to be tasked with forming a government. This comes after one of the two main parties representing ultra-Orthodox Jewish voters – a longtime ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition – declined to recommend any candidate for the task. FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Jerusalem Noga Tarnopolsky reports.
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