Israeli TV Host Predicts Netanyahu-Eisenkot Unity Government Post-Election
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
i24 News presenter Eliraz Sade predicted that if no bloc wins a majority in the upcoming elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former minister Gadi Eisenkot might form a unity government. Sade believes Eisenkot would serve under Netanyahu, and this government could effectively combat Hezbollah and Hamas. He also suggested the Haredi parties would face consequences for failing to address conscription. Separately, a protest occurred against a 'Yashar' party candidate.
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- Eliraz Sade predicts a Netanyahu-Eisenkot unity government if no bloc wins a majority.
- Sade believes Eisenkot would serve under Netanyahu in such a coalition.
- A unity government could effectively combat Hezbollah and Hamas, according to Sade.
- Sade suggests Haredi parties will face consequences for conscription issues.
- A protest occurred against a 'Yashar' party candidate, with one protester calling him a torturer of Jews.
i24 News presenter Eliraz Sade offered a surprising prediction on Friday, suggesting that if neither bloc secures a 61-seat majority in the upcoming elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former minister Gadi Eisenkot could form a unity government with Eisenkot serving under Netanyahu. Sade wrote that Eisenkot, much like he patiently waited for his turn under Benny Gantz, would wait for his moment under Netanyahu if a clear majority isn't achieved. He believes Netanyahu would honor agreements this time, as the right-wing base desires "domestic peace." Sade posited that Eisenkot would approach with "modesty and precision" in his demands, enabling Netanyahu to form a government that signals unity to the world, especially when facing adversaries. Such a government, Sade argued, could effectively combat Hezbollah and Hamas. He predicted that the Haredi parties would pay the price for not finding solutions for conscription or national service, suggesting they "erred" by not uniting all segments of the people. Sade noted this outcome aligns with "God's absolute will," unless Eisenkot chooses a different path by aligning with them, a scenario he considers unlikely.
In a separate, unrelated item, a protest was held against a candidate from the 'Yashar' party, with a protester named Yossi Ben Attar exclaiming, "He tortured Jews!"
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