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Israeli politician Gadi Eisenkot said anyone who accepts the four principles she has set is welcome to join the new government, according to a First Squawk tweet. The remark signals an open-door stance in ongoing coalition talks, with the four principles serving as the entry condition for prospective partners. It matters because it frames the terms of government formation and could widen or narrow the pool of parties able to join. What to watch next is whether rival blocs endorse those four principles and how quickly a coalition majority takes shape.

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