Sources close to U.S. President Donald Trump held talks with figures in Israel to understand poll results, the chances of forming a unity government and what the significance of the largest party is in the task of forming the next government. According to them, the Americans do not want to see another far-right government with Jewish Power Chairman Itamar Ben-Gvir and would prefer to see a unity government or a stable government. A source close to Trump said he got the impression that Eisenkot, as a bereaved father, has sworn not to enter a unity government with Netanyahu, while Netanyahu currently has no ability to form a right-wing government.

