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Eisenkot prevailed over Lieberman in the battle for Knesset speaker, but the path to forming a government remains fraught with obstacles. The prospect of a unity government gives him leverage over the Yisrael Beytenu chairman, who insists on a majority government that does not depend on Arab parties. Talks with the ultra-Orthodox are still in their infancy, and the question is whether Eisenkot can force Lieberman's hand in the decisive showdown as well.
New olim recount the embarrassing and often hilarious Hebrew mistakes they've made since arriving in Israel, from confusing everyday words to giving patients some very unusual advice.
The midterm elections will leave Israel facing a more critical House and Senate come January. Yet the sheer scale of the "blue wave" could weaken the anti-Israel faction's influence. Democratic leaders still value the alliance with Jerusalem, but one thing is clear: Things will never go back to the way they were.
With elections in the US and Israel over, both face a critical decision on how to proceed against Iran. Avner Vilan warns that economic pressure alone will not stop Iran's nuclear program and urges keeping the military option on the table. Former senior Mossad official Oded Ailam argues the blockade is already taking its toll: "All that's needed is patience."
With Trump suffering a crushing defeat in the midterm elections, a senior Israeli official says the war in Iran was supposed to bring down the regime in Tehran but instead brought down the administration in Washington.
