Here’s what to expect in the coming weeks and months as the Knesset works to form a government.
JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Negotiations are floundering between Blue and White and Likud and, as of Friday, the two parties continued to fail to reach an agreement to form a national unity government within the time allotted by President Reuven Rivlin. Blue and White leader Benny Gantz’s mandate ended Wednesday night and the task to form a government has now been moved to the Knesset, as Israel faces a possible fourth election without a stable government.
May 8: If the Knesset fails to assign an MK the task of forming a coalition, then the president will inform the Speaker of the Knesset of the failure and the Knesset will automatically disperse itself and elections will be declared for the last Tuesday before the end of 90 days of the president’s announcement.
May 23: If an MK succeeds in getting 61 signatures this is the last possible date by which to form a government.
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