Israeli president gives Netanyahu extension to form gov't

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Israeli president gives Netanyahu extension to form gov't

STORY: Israeli president gives Netanyahu extension to form gov't DATELINE: Dec. 10, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:11 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of Netanyahu receiving mandate from Herzog (courtesy of the Government Press Office of Israel) 2. various of Netanyahu on election night 3. various of election day 4. various of Herzog speaking (courtesy of the Government Press Office of Israel) 5. various of Netanyahu receiving mandate from Herzog (courtesy of the Government Press Office of Israel) STORYLINE: Israeli president Isaac Herzog announced Friday that he would give the Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu another 10 days to form a government, announced the Presidency in a statement. Netanyahu submitted the extention request on Thursday evening before the mandate expires at midnight between Saturday and Sunday, as he has not secured agreements with all his potential coalition partners. Netanyahu will now need to conclude his efforts by Dec. 21. "I wish to repeat my call ...

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