Gadi Eisenkot's dramatic exit forces Israeli politics to choose between confrontational alliances to defeat Netanyahu or Gantz's revolutionary pivot toward compromise.

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"I have seen greatness in serving the people," he wrote. "I will act with faith and commitment to creating a leadership alternative worthy of the State of Israel." ...

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While that setup may serve the party leader well, it weakens and dilutes democracy by reducing transparency, participation, competition, and accountability.

Following Gadi Eizenkot's departure, National Unity MK Matan Kahana said he was also leaving the faction.The post Eizenkot quits Gantz’s National Unity Party, resigns from Knesset appeared first on ...

Surveys also ask respondents how they would vote if Eisenkot joins with Bennett or Lapid, show opposition maintaining lead ...