Israeli media reported on Thursday that various parties predict Gadi Eisencott, leader of Israel's Yashar party, may be authorized to form a new government. This decision is expected to be made in the coming days after the final election results are announced. Israel's Channel 13 reported that internal assessments indicate President Isaac Herzog plans to entrust the task of forming a government to the candidate with the most support from members of parliament in the first round of consultations. The channel added that while the president has broad decision-making authority, the number of parliamentary supporters will play a significant role in determining who forms the government, potentially increasing Eisencott's chances of being authorized to do so.