Eisenkot responds to criticism: "The big party's campaign is hurting? Absolute nonsense, I'm the only one who brings Likudniks"

Yashar chairman and former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot pushes back against his bloc partners, rejecting claims that the "big party" campaign is hurting the camp. In an interview with Ben Caspit on Walla's studio, he reveals internal data on voters moving from Likud, attacks Netanyahu over responsibility for October 7, and sets a red line with the Haredi parties on the conscription issue.

Yashar chairman and former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot fights back against his bloc partners, firmly rejecting claims that the "big party" campaign he launched is hurting the camp. In an interview with Ben Caspit on Walla's studio, Eisenkot reveals internal data on voters moving from the right and explains why only a significant gap against Likud will ensure the end of Netanyahu's rule. He claims 18% of his voters come from the coalition, most of them from Likud, and that he is the only one who can bring "Likudniks" and the "soft right." Eisenkot sharply attacks Netanyahu over his responsibility for the October 7 disaster, rejects the label "Mr. Conceptzia," and points an accusing finger directly at the prime minister. He relates severely to the testimony of former military secretary Avi Gil, calls the conduct in the PM's office "criminal," and sets a red line with the Haredi parties on conscription: there will be no deal on conscription in exchange for power. The full interview will be broadcast at the "Bamat Israel" conference of Walla!, Maariv and the Jerusalem Post Group.

Eisenkot responds to criticism: "The big party's campaign is hurting? Absolute nonsense, I'm the only one who brings Likudniks"