Eisenkot Launches Election Day: 'Starting a New Path'
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yishar! party, voted in Ofakim on election day, declaring it the start of a new era for Israel. He called on citizens to vote for his party to bring about change and a better future. Eisenkot was also set to visit Nir Oz later in the day.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot voted in Ofakim, calling it the start of a new path for Israel.
- Eisenkot urged Israelis to vote for the Yishar! party for change.
- He spoke of a shared future of healing and repair for the country.
- Eisenkot was scheduled to visit Nir Oz with a hostage survivor.
- The election day visit followed a difficult three-year period for Israel.
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yishar! party, cast his vote in Ofakim on election day, marking the start of what he called "a new path" for Israel. Standing with a local resident and list member Nir Hajbi, Eisenkot stated, "Three years ago, a very difficult period for the State of Israel began here. Today, we are starting a new path, with a shared future of healing and repair." He urged citizens to vote for the "Derech" (Way) party to gain the strength needed for change and a better future for all Israelis. Following his visit to Ofakim, Eisenkot was scheduled to visit a polling station in Nir Oz, accompanied by kibbutz member and hostage survivor Gadi Moses.
