Eisenkot Party Candidate Vows to Oust Netanyahu Even Without Majority
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Matan Kahana, a candidate in Gadi Eisenkot's party, declared they would form an interim government to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu even without a 61-seat majority. Eisenkot himself stated he refused offers to dismantle Benny Gantz's party, setting an example against post-election defections.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Matan Kahana vowed to form an interim government to oust Netanyahu without a 61-seat majority.
- Gadi Eisenkot's party is part of the "change bloc" aiming to remove Netanyahu.
- Eisenkot stated he refused offers to dismantle Benny Gantz's party.
- Concerns exist about potential defections from Eisenkot's party after the election.
- Kahana made his remarks on the "Aharon Yediot" podcast.
Matan Kahana, ranked fifth in Gadi Eisenkot's party, stated that his party and the "change bloc" would form an interim government to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu, even if they do not secure the 61-seat majority required to form a government.
Kahana made these remarks on the "Aharon Yediot" podcast, adding, "We need to say thank you and goodbye to Netanyahu." He indicated that the intention is to oust Netanyahu regardless of whether the bloc achieves a full majority.
Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot addressed concerns about potential defections from his party to the right after the election, similar to MKs Shikli and Silman. Eisenkot asserted that his approach to preventing such occurrences is through personal example. He revealed that he had been offered the chance to dismantle Benny Gantz's party but refused.
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