Eisenkot Declares 'Absolute Mistrust' in Netanyahu Based on Exit Polls
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
National Unity Party Chairman Gadi Eisenkot stated that exit polls show a "complete lack of trust" in Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government. Eisenkot declared that if the results are final, it is a victory for the "state-Zionist majority." He vowed to immediately work towards replacing Netanyahu's government and forming a "Zionist enlistment government."
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot cited exit polls showing "complete mistrust" in Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
- Eisenkot stated the results would be a victory for the "state-Zionist majority" in Israel.
- He pledged to immediately work to replace Netanyahu's government.
- Eisenkot aims to establish a "Zionist enlistment government" soon.
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the National Unity Party, stated that initial exit poll results indicate a "complete lack of trust" in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the government formed after October 7th, reflecting the sentiment of the "Zionist majority" and most Israeli citizens. Eisenkot asserted that if these results hold, it signifies a victory for the "state-Zionist majority" in Israel. He pledged to act immediately to implement the "will of the people," aiming to replace Netanyahu's government and establish a "Zionist enlistment government" as soon as possible.
