Jerusalem67 of 120 Knesset members recommend Eisenkot for prime minister.
The former army chief is all but certain Sunday to get the mandate to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu.
The recommending parties span left, right, centrist and predominantly Arab factions, and most must break campaign promises to join one coalition.
Failure could send Israel to another election, with Netanyahu staying prime minister in the meantime.
How each outlet framed it
- The New York Times
- frames the coalition as requiring left, right and Arab parties to break campaign promises, with a rotating premiership as the likely path
Sources: The New York Times