Eisenkot wants to form a government and opposes new elections

Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar! party, aims to form a government and opposes new elections in Israel. Projections suggest his bloc will have more seats than the pro-Netanyahu coalition. Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu for politicizing security issues and emphasized the need for a government that represents all citizens. With high voter turnout, projections indicate Likud may secure 24-25 seats, while Yashar! could gain 21-23 seats, leading to a potential coalition with Arab parties. The success of these parties may influence the next prime minister, although both major blocs have hesitated to partner with them.