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: Magal's 'monkey' remark on Eisenkot inappropriate, but Likud voters face daily insults
The prime minister also criticized what he described as a double standard in the treatment of his political supporters, calling on Eisenkot to condemn derogatory remarks directed at Likud voters.
Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in four polls, but neither bloc secures Knesset majority - poll
With 10 days until the election, four recent polls show Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party ahead of Likud, while the Zionist opposition and Netanyahu's bloc remain virtually tied.
Israel's opposition will not defeat Netanyahu by focusing on October 7 - opinion
Rather than dwelling on the past, the opposition would be better served by persuading the public that Israel has a better future beyond Netanyahu’s leadership.
Israeli TV host calls Gadi Eisenkot a 'monkey', alleges behind-the-scenes control
During the discussion, Magal said, "He's a monkey, he's a monkey. Are you impressed by the fact that he's Mizrahi?"
Netanyahu warns of 'campaign to smear Israel' after European diplomats attacked in West Bank
"We urge caution before drawing conclusions from today's reports that European diplomats were attacked by masked Israelis," the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement.
Ex-Shin Bet chief warns Netanyahu could deliberately escalate tensions ahead of elections
Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen warned that Netanyahu could deliberately escalate security tensions ahead of Israel's elections, citing concerns that political motives have influenced his decisions
Israeli media's polling obscures the majority opposed to Netanyahu - opinion
The public is being told that Netanyahu is leading. How does this happen? Quite simply, the political blocs are being counted in a way that serves him.
'An insane reality': Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu of blocking hostage deal despite unanimous support
Eisenkot described behind-the-scenes discussions over hostage negotiations, military operations in Gaza, and plans to strike Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Israel cannot afford another election: Why Netanyahu, Eisenkot must consider unity - opinion
Hopefully, October 27 will produce a clear winner. If it does not, Israel’s political leaders will have to decide whether their refusal to sit together matters more than the country.
The battle for Israel: As Netanyahu rallies the Right, Eisenkot makes his move for power
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: As Israel's election approaches, Netanyahu fights to bring right-wing voters back to Likud, while Eisenkot seeks to strengthen his claim to lead the next government.
