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To build new coalition amid deadlock, Eisenkot, Netanyahu and others may need to break key pledges

With both blocs short of a 61-seat majority, their leaders and respective allies must decide which divisive issues are worth prioritizing, and which promises are worth reneging on
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Eisenkot vows to advance draft law, Oct. 7 inquiry despite slim coalition prospects

Golan meets Eisenkot, Lapid and Mansour Abbas in coalition push; Ra'am leader says minority government unlikely; Liberman keeps distance from opposition partners; opposition chiefs vow fraud probe won't delay new Knesset
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Flour costs rise, egg prices to jump, with Israelis already short on dough

Egg prices go up 2.1% on Sunday; flour is reportedly set to rise by as much as 14%, with bread, pasta and other staples likely to follow, in fresh blow to households stretched thin by cost-of-living crisis
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Lebanon’s Aoun says key issues with Israel remain unresolved after US-mediated talks

President cites truce, IDF pullout, border demarcation, prisoner releases as outstanding issues; German minister urges support for Lebanese army, warns of UNIFIL withdrawal
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El-Sayed distances himself from ad blaming high US grocery bills on Israel ‘killing Palestinians’

Michigan Democrat's Senate campaign says far-left Rebellion PAC behind ad is 'not affiliated in any way' with El-Sayed, but doesn't address how he views the content itself, which he has echoed in his own statements
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Election panel director rejects claims of widespread voter fraud; Shin Bet: Foreign interference probe is ‘limited’

Shin Bet, whose chief had praised vote on election day, stresses suspicions remain unproven and do not implicate Arab voters as a whole; police say no basis for Likud's claims of stolen election
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