Gadi Eisenkot Submits Party List for 2026 Knesset Elections
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar! Im Eisenkot" party submitted its candidate list for the 26th Knesset elections, requesting the ballot letters "Derech." The party aims to promote a "straight path" for Israel, emphasizing statecraft and unity.
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- Gadi Eisenkot's party submitted its Knesset candidate list.
- The party requested the ballot letters "Derech."
- The name "Yashar!" signifies a "straight path" for Israel.
- The list includes diverse candidates from security, economy, and education.
- Eisenkot stated candidates are taking responsibility for Israel's future.
The "Yashar! Im Eisenkot" party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, officially submitted its list of candidates for the 26th Knesset to the Central Elections Committee on Sunday. The party also requested the ballot letters "Derech" (דרך), explaining that the name reflects its core message of offering Israel a "straight path" built on statecraft, responsibility, service, Zionism, and unity.
Eisenkot stated that the list comprises Israelis who have chosen to take responsibility for the nation's future. He highlighted that the candidates represent a diverse range of expertise, including security, economy, education, and social affairs, blending experienced individuals with new talent. The list includes prominent figures such as former security officials, academics, and public figures.
Notable candidates on the list include Yoram Cohen, Orit Farkash-Hacohen, Adi Altshuler, Matan Kahana, Chili Tropper, Shaul Meridor, Tair Ifargan, Osherat Gonen, Shira Shapira, Inbar Harush, Giti Elazar, Stern, Kamil Abu Rokon, Dvora Sharfian, Bachar Alex Rif, Inbar Yachzkeli, Roee Folkman, Israel Zari, Tal Ohana Hachmon, Elisaf Peretz, Yafa Tevgeh, Nir Hajbi, Ron Barkai, Shai Fisher, Lian Pollack, David Roey Cohen, Ziv Rozen, Jocelyn Bash, Alon Poterman, Tali Molner, Gil Avriel, Shiran Ben David Ozri, Eliran Eliya, Helen Gelber, Shlomi Yahav, Hila Meir, Ran Ben Attia, Eliana Zaks, Gidi Zaga, and Moshe Davidovitch.
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