5 نوفمبر 2026

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من فيديو على رويترز الوصف: Video Shows VIDEO SHOWS: ISRAEL'S PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG IN SECOND DAY OF MEETINGS WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF PARTIES ELECTED IN OCTOBER 27 BALLOT, TO DISCUSS WHO WILL BE TASKED WITH FORMING A NEW GOVERNMENT, CLAIMS OF VOTERS FRAUD RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (GPO - Access all) 1. ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG WALKING INTO ROOM WHERE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED TORAH JUDAISM (UTJ) PARTY RISE FROM THEIR SEATS TO WELCOME HIM, AT START OF SECOND DAY OF CONSULTATIONS TO DETERMINE WHO WILL BE TASKED WITH A FORMING A NEW GOVERNMENT AFTER THE COUNTRY'S OCTOBER 27 ELECTION 2. PARTY REPRESENTATIVES TALKING WITH HERZOG 3. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER OF THE ULTRA-ORTHODOX UTJ PARTY, YITZHAK PINDRUS SAYING: "And therefore the protection of Torah students is, from our perspective, the first priority. And therefore it is difficult for us before — I am stating our order of priorities — before the formation of a government, and this is alongside, and I say this..." 4. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG SAYING: "Meaning, before the formation of a government, what do you expect?" (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER OF THE ULTRA-ORTHODOX UTJ PARTY, YITZHAK PINDRUS SAYING: "We expect that any government that is formed — either before or after — will place at the top......of its issues that it will deal with, this is the first thing, this topic." 5. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER OF THE ULTRA-ORTHODOX UTJ PARTY, YITZHAK PINDRUS SAYING: "Because this reality of persecuted Torah students is something that is inconceivable." 6. HERZOG SPEAKING JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all) 7. UTJ PARTY REPRESENTATIVES APPROACHING PODIUM 8. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER OF THE ULTRA-ORTHODOX UTJ PARTY, YITZHAK PINDRUS SAYING: "We did not recommend any of the candidates and we told the president: from our standpoint, a solution needs to be found for this matter. After a solution is found, whoever brings a solution — we will be happy if they also succeed in forming a government. Thank you very much." 9. REPRESENTATIVES OF UTJ PARTY WALKING AWAY JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (GPO - Access all) 10. HERZOG ENTERING ROOM FOR MEETING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FAR-RIGHT JEWISH POWER PARTY 11. HERZOG TALKING 12. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) OUTGOING MINISTER YITZHAK WASSERLAUF OF THE FAR-RIGHT JEWISH POWER PARTY, SAYING: "We recommend for the premiership Benjamin Netanyahu, our prime minister, leader of the national camp. And from here I want to address several points that, in our view, are being silenced in an unprecedented manner, in a deliberate manner. According to yesterday's publications, hostile entities paid approximately one hundred million shekels in cash or in fuel cards to buy voters in favour of certain lists." 13. WASSERLAUF SPEAKING 14. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG SAYING: "First, you are quoting hearsay testimony." 15. HERZOG 16. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG SAYING: "I can tell you that everything is currently considered to be speculation. There is no information that specifies such a sum — it is a hypothesis that needs to be proven. In the world of law, certain things must be proven; one must refrain from generalizations, truly. Refrain from generalizations and be careful — and who better than you knows this." 17. HERZOG DURING MEETING JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all) 18. REPRESENTATIVES OF JEWISH POWER PARTY WALKING TO PODIUM 19. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) OUTGOING MINISTER AMICHAI ELIYAHU OF THE FAR-RIGHT JEWISH POWER PARTY, SAYING: "We want an in-depth inquiry so that they don't toy with our Israeli democracy." 20. REPRESENTATIVES OF JEWISH POWER PARTY ADDRESSING JOURNALISTS JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (GPO - Access all) 21. HERZOG ENTERING ROOM FOR MEETING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE DEMOCRATS PARTY 22. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI LAWMAKER NAAMA LAZIMI OF THE DEMOCRATS PARTY SAYING: "We will recommend Gadi Eisenkot for the premiership of the State of Israel." 23. MEETING 24. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI LAWMAKER NAAMA LAZIMI OF THE DEMOCRATS PARTY SAYING: "We see this historic moment and understand our national, clear duty to do everything possible, with all that's in our power to replace this government and the person who heads it. We understand the urgency." 25. MEETING JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all) 26. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE DEMOCRATS PARTY WALKING UP TO PODIUM 27. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI LAWMAKER NAAMA LAZIMI OF THE DEMOCRATS PARTY SAYING: "We recommended Gadi Eisenkot for the premiership, we explained the urgency and the importance of replacing Netanyahu and his Qatari office, our duty in a national emergency government for saving the State of Israel." 28. DEMOCRATS LAWMAKERS 29. DEMOCRATS LAWMAKERS WALKING AWAY JERUSALEM (NOVEMBER 5, 2026) (GPO - Access all) 30. HERZOG ENTERING ROOM FOR CONSULTATION WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM 31. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER MANSOUR ABBAS, HEAD OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM, SAYING: "First of all, of course, we come with the decision to recommend Gadi Eisenkot, that you will allow him, give him the mandate to form the new government. And we believe it is possible to establish a new government that will serve all citizens of the State of Israel, and certainly one that will be incomparably better than the current government, which is described as the government of failures." 32. MEETING 33. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER MANSOUR ABBAS, HEAD OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM, SAYING: "The most notable thing in these elections from our perspective is the remarkable turnout within Arab society, which is in fact taking responsibility, exercising citizenship in the best possible way. And of course, an aspiration to be partners." 34. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) ISRAELI PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG SAYING: "Everything related to attempts at external influence and subversion, if you want to say something on this matter... (INTERRUPTED BY ABBAS) It is very important that we hear the position. It should be clear that this is a topic that has come up from the very first moment of the consultations." (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER MANSOUR ABBAS, HEAD OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM, SAYING: "Twice we have welcomed the decision of the chairman of the Central Elections Committee to demand that the Shin Bet and the police investigate, and we said that from our standpoint we are at the disposal of the enforcement and investigation authorities, and we are confident in ourselves." 35. MEETING 36. VARIOUS OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM ADDRESSING JOURNALISTS 37. (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) LAWMAKER MANSOUR ABBAS, HEAD OF THE ARAB PARTY RA'AM, SAYING: "We recommended Gadi Eisenkot to receive the mandate to form the new government. A government of hope and change. And we extend a hand and support his efforts to form this government, and we will do our part in this regard to make possible the formation of the government. And to remove, of course, the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, Smotrich and Ben-Gvir." 38. ABBAS 39. RA'AM REPRESENTATIVES WALKING AWAY STORY: Benjamin Netanyahu's position in the post-election battle to stay on as Israel's prime minister weakened on Thursday (November 5) after an ultra-Orthodox Jewish party withheld support for any nominee and an Arab-led party endorsed his main opponent. Israel's President Isaac Herzog held the first part of the second day of consultations with parties' representatives in Jerusalem on Thursday, when United Torah Judaism party, a longstanding Netanyahu coalition ally, declined to recommend any candidate to form a government. One of the Arab parties, Ra'am, recommended Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot to the president. Israel's October 27 election ended in deadlock with neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot, a former military chief, securing a clear path to a majority in parliament. Herzog has until November 11 to decide. Netanyahu remains prime minister in a caretaker government until a new coalition is formed, or through another election which must be held if no candidate succeeds. Netanyahu, at risk of losing power, has seized onto an investigation by election officials into possible vote tampering to cast doubt on the results, accusing Arab-led parties of stealing the vote. Critics accuse Netanyahu and his partners of trying to undermine the results, which he denies. Israel's Central Election Committee said on Wednesday that the election's integrity had not been compromised. The head of the committee, Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, has called on Israel's elected officials to protect public trust, rather than shake it. (Camera: Dedi Hayn. Editing: Lianne Back. Writing: Lianne Back, Maayan Lubell and Alex Cornwell)

الرئيس الإسرائيلي هرتسوغ التقى بممثلي القوائم العربية "الموحدة" و"المشتركة" (رويترز)

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أعلنت القائمتان العربيتان "الموحدة" برئاسة منصور عباس و"المشتركة" -اللتان تمتلكان مجتمعتين 19 مقعدا في الكنيست- دعمهما تكليف زعيم حزب "يشار" الإسرائيلي غادي آيزنكوت بتشكيل الحكومة الإسرائيلية.

وتقدم آيزنكوت على رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو في عدد توصيات الأحزاب المقدمة للرئيس الإسرائيلي إسحاق هرتسوغ لتكليف عضو كنيست بتشكيل الحكومة المقبلة، إذ حصل على توصيات 67 نائبا في الكنيست، مقابل 46 لنتنياهو.