Gadi Eisenkot
Israel Election 2026: What does Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar stand for?
"If I put this ballot in the box, what government, policies, and political reality am I helping create?"
Israel needs unity: Why Herzog must bring Netanyahu, Eisenkot together - opinion
Settler violence is a political blind spot in Israel’s election campaign - opinion
October 7 should have changed Israeli politics, yet we are voting for the same leaders - opinion
Netanyahu or Eisenkot? Where their visions for Israel’s security align - and collide
Iran unites Israel's two candidates, but West Bank settler violence divides them • Eisenkot’s diplomatic reset faces a challenge from Trump’s support for Netanyahu • Neither has clear plan for Gaza
Eisenkot's Yashar warns Sport 5 to avoid making Netanyahu's presence 'prominent' during soccer game
The party also wants production, editing, and broadcasting teams to be instructed in advance to switch camera shots or cut away from a segment in real time when necessary.
Ra'am, Joint List push community for high voter turnout in hopes of boosting anti-Netanyahu bloc
If no bloc forms a workable government, it could lead to a period of political deadlock and then fresh elections in 2027, with Netanyahu left in charge in the meantime.
Some 30% of Israeli voters are undecided, while 39% say nothing could change their mind - poll
According to KAN, when voters head to the polls, they are most concerned about the economy (34%) and national security (32%).
Liberman accuses Trump of seeking to run Israel through 'puppet' PM Netanyahu
Liberman accuses Trump of treating Netanyahu as a puppet, rejects a minority government, and condemns racist remarks targeting Eisenkot.
Polymarket bets favor Eisenkot over Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election
The online trading platform’s market gave Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, a roughly 49% chance of becoming prime minister after the election
Channel 14 panelist calls Eisenkot 'monkey' again during discussion of Trump endorsement
Magal’s earlier remarks drew criticism after he described Eisenkot as a figurehead controlled by Ashkenazi elites.
Israel could face a hostile US president after Trump leaves office, Netanyahu warns
Netanyahu raised concerns about how the next Israeli prime minister would manage relations with a potentially hostile US administration.
Anti-draft protests erupt as Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in polls
The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.
'I am very worried': Netanyahu unsure about victory in Israeli election, says he will not retire
Netanyahu also criticized his political rivals, including Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Liberman, claiming that a government led by them would depend on the support of Arab parties.
