Eisenkot Says Israel Chose Change, Rejected Netanyahu’s Rule
Automated summary•28 October 2026 at 00:11
Opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot said early Wednesday that Israel had “chosen change” after the tenure of outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Eisenkot portrayed that choice as a rejection of Netanyahu’s rule, saying he would seek to form a new government.
His remarks set out his intention to turn the call for change into a new administration, though the brief statement offered no details on how he planned to do so.
The statement did not name potential coalition partners or provide a timetable for forming a government.
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