India, Oct. 29 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is allegedly at the heart of a power-sharing agreement between him and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot amid 2026 parliamentary elections. Nonetheless, there have been refutations concerning claims that the proposal has been put forward by President Isaac Herzog.

As per a news report published on Israel's Channel 14, Netanyahu will be able to continue as prime minister for two years before he hands over the job to Eisenkot. In exchange for his service, it is believed that Netanyahu will retire from politics and get a full pardon for his corruption cases.

In response, Herzog's office labeled the news as "a complete lie." "Nothing of the kind ever happened. We don't speculate abou...