Israel's president begins consultations with parties after election deadlock

Israel's president has begun formal consultations with political parties after an election that left no clear winner, opening the process of deciding who should be given the chance to form the next government. With no bloc commanding a majority, the president is meeting faction leaders to hear their recommendations before assigning the task of building a coalition. The talks are a key constitutional step in Israel's parliamentary system, where governments depend on assembling enough parties to govern. The outcome will shape the country's leadership and policy direction after a deadlocked vote. Source: BBC News, November 4, 2026.

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