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Gadi Eizenkot Launches New Party Yisrael!, Promises to Expand IDF and Form State Inquiry

By משה בשן
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Gadi Eizenkot Launches New Party Yisrael!, Promises to Expand IDF and Form State Inquiry
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Gadi Eizenkot, former IDF Chief of Staff and current leader of the new political party Yisrael!, officially launched his election campaign on Tuesday under the slogan "Israel Must Win!". Leading opposition polls in recent weeks, Eizenkot pledged to significantly increase the size of the Israeli Defense Forces to ease the burden on both regular and reserve soldiers without compromising security needs.

Eizenkot emphasized the need to end systemic chaos and ensure a responsible transition into the next decade, stating, "The State of Israel cannot afford to err again." He also promised to immediately establish a state commission of inquiry to uncover the truth about past conflicts, learn lessons, and prepare for the future, while providing care for those physically and mentally affected by war.

Addressing the recent approval of the Basic Law: Torah Study by the Knesset, Eizenkot criticized the government for prioritizing its survival over strengthening the IDF, accusing it of fostering division rather than true Zionist unity. He condemned political attacks against soldiers and public servants, questioning the purpose of such divisiveness.

Eizenkot further stated that his future government would represent all Israelis without favoring any side, and would act decisively on critical issues such as security, mandatory service, and inclusive public education. Responding to Prime Minister Netanyahu's calls for national unity, Eizenkot highlighted the contradiction between Netanyahu's rhetoric and actions, including attempts to form a political investigative committee instead of the widely supported state inquiry, and continuing reforms that deepen societal divisions. He concluded that true leadership is measured by deeds, not slogans.

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