With no majority, what options remain for Israel's Netanyahu, Eisenkot?
Following elections in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival Gadi Eisenkot both fell short of a majority, each is claiming a mandate to govern -- though neither has explained how.
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