Yair Golan is confident: Eisenkot learned the lesson from Gantz's mistake

Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats party, gave an interview to 103fm and attacked Netanyahu over the possibility of another campaign in Iran, which he claims stems from political survival. Golan called for forming a new government before deciding on military steps, and proposed an alternative leadership including Eisenkot, Bennett, Lieberman and himself.

Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats party, gave an interview to 103fm and addressed the negotiations to form a new government. Golan attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the possibility of another campaign in Iran, which he claims stems from political survival considerations rather than security interests. Golan said that "the war drums are sounding again" and warned that a transitional government must not take Israel to war. He proposed first forming a new government and only then deciding on military steps. Golan questioned Netanyahu: "He who took us into two campaigns, and at the end declared a historic victory, cannot convince us a third time." He claimed there are enormous disagreements between the Chief of Staff and the Prime Minister. Golan called for an alternative leadership composition including Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Lieberman and himself, and said that the Netanyahu-Katz duo has failed enough.