Exposed: Eisenkot's plan for forming the government

Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot has formulated a rigid strategy for establishing an exclusively Zionist government after the elections, including a universal conscription law as a precondition, an absolute ban on negotiations with Arab and Haredi parties, and presenting a dilemma to Likud members. The target: 63-64 seats and a stable government.

Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot has formulated a rigid strategy for forming a government after the elections, as revealed on Meet the Press. The plan is based on an exclusively Zionist majority, with a precondition of a universal conscription or national service law – a non-negotiable demand. Eisenkot commits to not engaging with Arab and Haredi parties, even for abstention or external support. Instead, he plans to put Arab MKs before a public dilemma: to explain to their voters if their vote against keeps Ben Gvir and Netanyahu in power. The stated target is 63-64 seats for a stable Zionist government. In case of a political tie, Eisenkot hopes to bring Likud MKs after Netanyahu leaves the Prime Minister's office, assuming the political map will change.