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Eisenkot Declares 'Absolute Mistrust' in Netanyahu Based on Exit Polls

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Eisenkot: Exit Polls Show Israeli Distrust in Netanyahu

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Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, stated that initial exit poll results for the Knesset elections show a significant distrust in Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government. Eisenkot believes these results, if final, represent a victory for Israel's Zionist majority. He plans to move quickly to form a new "Zionist government of call" and replace the current government.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot stated exit polls show Israeli distrust in Netanyahu and his government.
  • Eisenkot called the initial results a victory for Israel's Zionist majority.
  • The Yashar party chairman plans to immediately form a new government.
  • The comments were made following the Knesset elections on October 26th.

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, commented on the initial results of exit polls for the 26th Knesset elections. He stated that the early results indicate a complete lack of trust from the Zionist majority and the majority of Israeli citizens in Netanyahu and the government's actions since October 7th. Eisenkot added that if these results are final, it would signify a victory for Israel's state-Zionist majority. He also announced his intention to immediately begin implementing the voters' decision by replacing Netanyahu's government and forming a "Zionist government of call" as soon as possible.

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