President Isaac Herzog on Sunday called on Israel’s political leaders to accept the election results and demonstrate flexibility in coalition negotiations, warning against political entrenchment that could force the country into another election, ahead of consultations at the President’s Residence set to begin on Wednesday.
“The election results are an established fact – they are the reality. And now is the time to tell all the leaders: Stop climbing trees and position yourselves in front of this reality,” Herzog said while speaking at the state memorial ceremony for Israel’s first president, Chaim Weizmann.
Herzog made the remarks amid the political deadlock in
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