"Total lack of trust in Netanyahu." Eisenkot announces his removal from power

Preliminary election results in Israel indicate a significant lack of trust in Benjamin Netanyahu's government, as stated by former army chief Gadi Eisenkot. He claims that if confirmed, these results would reflect the majority of Israelis favoring Zionism and national interests. Eisenkot promises to act swiftly to remove Netanyahu from power and establish a national mobilization government. Polls suggest that the opposition bloc led by Eisenkot could secure 52-53 seats in the Knesset, while Netanyahu's right-wing coalition may obtain around 50 seats. The unclear election outcome could lead to prolonged coalition negotiations, benefiting Netanyahu as he remains in power until a new government is formed. Arab parties may play a crucial role, potentially winning a record 17-18 seats.