Israel's parliament was sworn in without a new government, after ⁠a deadlocked general election stripped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of his parliamentary majority.

Benjamin Netanyahu remains Israel's prime minister, but the new 120-member parliament can still go to battle against him.

Benjamin Netanyahu remains Israel's prime minister, but the new 120-member parliament can still go to battle against him.

Here are ways in which the new Parliament could turn on Netanyahu. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog urged lawmakers to "do everything to avoid another election.’”

Israeli President Isaac Herzog urged lawmakers to "do everything to avoid another election.’”

Gadi Eisenkot, a former military chief seeking to move Israel to the centre, was given the mandate Sunday by President Isaac Herzog to form a new government, a complicated task as neither he nor Netanyahu command a majority.

Israel's new parliament is set to be sworn in Tuesday with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot's camp holding a majority. Eisenkot seeks to build a coalition…

Gadi Eisenkot, the politician tasked with forming a new Israeli government, has pledged to reverse many of Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies.