On September 25–26, 2026, former Israeli official Eisenkot urged political rivals to prevent right-wing fringe parties from fragmenting his potential coalition and to consolidate support below the electoral threshold. The strategy aimed to weaken Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's grip on the Israeli right and destabilize his coalition.
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Eisenkot urges rivals to stop devouring each other and push right-wing fringe parties below the threshold - while Netanyahu panics over his losing grip on the right
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Whenever I come across some piece that says Netanyahu is in trouble in his own country, I think "Good. When is he going to be arrested and tried for genocide?" But there's an awful lot of differing opinions within Israel about his performance, or lack thereof. www.haaretz.com/israel-news/... The opposition-bloc leader urges rivals to stop devouring each other and push right-wing fringe parties bel