Elections in Israel: Eisenkot Promises to Unite the Country, While Netanyahu Calls It "Soft" with Iran
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The promise that Israeli presidential candidate Gadi Eisenkot made on Sunday to "heal" Israeli society after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial term resounded among some voters who attended his last campaign rally before the elections begin on October 27. Meanwhile, Netanyahu, who qualifies Eisenkot as "indulgent" with Iran, received new backing for his re-election by Donald Trump.
Israel elections: Gadi Eisenkot, leading Netanyahu opponent, calls for unity and calm
The former chief of the General Staff now leads Yashar!, the main opposition party in the October 27 elections. Entering politics in 2022, he has taken a stand against the outgoing prime minister's populist and radical policies.
Today, October 27, Israel is holding parliamentary elections that will determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will retain power in Israel or whether the opposition, represented in these elections by former army chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot, will take over the country's leadership.
(Adnkronos) Israel goes to the polls today 27 October for the elections in a climate of extreme tension, with the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, engaged in a difficult battle for political survival and the West Bank again at the center of a violent escalation. The country goes to the vote to renew the 120 seats of the Knesset,... Read more L'articolo Elections in Israel, duel Netanyahu-Eisenkot: challenge to the last vote comes from Five Co…
Israel Elections 2026: Netanyahu Highlights Iran Threat, Eisenkot Warns Of Disinformation Ahead Of October 27 Vote
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and rival Gadi Eisenkot issued final campaign appeals ahead of the October 27 parliamentary elections. Netanyahu emphasised security, the Iranian threat and support from Donald Trump, while Eisenkot warned of alleged fake messages, recordings and videos targeting his party. Both urged voters to participate amid regional tensions and political divisions.
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