The escalation with Iran will influence the formation of the new Government in Israel

The Israeli elections show Eisenkot's bloc gaining more seats than Netanyahu's, amid ongoing tensions with Iran. The outcome may not significantly alter the focus on Iran, which remains a priority for both Israel and the U.S. under Trump's administration. Netanyahu faces criticism for not achieving promised victories against Iran, while both he and Eisenkot view Iran's nuclear ambitions as an existential threat. Speculations about a potential Israeli offensive could impact the elections, with discussions about military actions causing friction within the Israeli leadership. Eisenkot emphasizes that the Iranian regime's downfall should come from the Iranian people, not military intervention, and he disagreed with Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal, which he believed provided essential oversight of Iran's nuclear activities.