Exposure: The recording that implicates Gadi Eisenkot's party

A recording from closed-door meetings of the 'Yashar' party reveals Osherat Gani Gonen, the candidate in the ninth spot, admitting that the bloc's goal is to oust Netanyahu, even with the support of the Arab parties, contrary to the public statements of party chairman Gadi Eisenkot.

A dramatic recording from closed-door meetings of the 'Yashar' party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, reveals a gap between his public statements and reality. The recording, exposed last night at a home gathering in the settlement of Shilat, captures Osherat Gani Gonen, placed ninth on the list, admitting that the bloc's goal is to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even at the cost of forming a minority government relying on the support of the Arab parties. Gani Gonen says: 'If we are less than 61, we will form the government.' When asked how, she replied: 'Only if the Arabs support it.' These statements contradict Eisenkot's repeated declarations that he would form a government with only a 'clear Zionist majority.' The article notes that Eisenkot previously denied plans to rely on Ra'am, but his bloc partners, such as Yair Golan, expressed the opposite stance.