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

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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Eisenkot: Polls Show Distrust in Netanyahu, Will Act to Replace Government

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War Cabinet member Gadi Eisenkot stated that initial poll results show a complete lack of trust in Prime Minister Netanyahu and the current government. He declared that if the results hold, he will immediately work to replace the government and form a new "Zionist enlistment government." Eisenkot believes the polls indicate a victory for the Zionist majority in Israel.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot says polls show complete distrust in Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
  • Eisenkot vows to act immediately to replace the current government.
  • He aims to establish a new "Zionist enlistment government" soon.
  • Eisenkot views the poll results as a victory for Israel's Zionist majority.

Gadi Eisenkot, a member of the War Cabinet, stated that initial poll results indicate a "complete lack of trust" in Prime Minister Netanyahu and the "October 7th government" among the "Zionist majority" and the majority of Israeli citizens. Eisenkot added that if these results are final, it represents a victory for the "state-Zionist majority" in Israel. He announced his intention to "immediately act to implement the people's decision, to replace the Netanyahu government, and to establish a Zionist enlistment government as soon as possible."

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