🔶 Eisenkot’s response to Netanyahu’s “national unity government” plan: These tricks don’t work on me

Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of Yesh Atid, in response to statements by Benjamin Netanyahu about the need to “form a national unity government,” accused him of deceit and said that the Israeli prime minister “knows that he has lost the election,” and that his request is a “trick.”

Eisenkot, who is responsible for forming the future government of Israel, wrote in a post on the X network: «Netanyahu calls for negotiations while negotiations have been planned in advance. He claims he wants unity but shows disrespect for official state ceremonies in the parliament (Knesset) and continues to create division and stir tensions, as if there will be no tomorrow.»

He went on to add: «These tricks don’t work on me.»

As Eisenkot wrote, a meeting between the negotiating teams of Yesh Atid and the Likud party has been scheduled. The leader of Yesh Atid emphasized that Netanyahu knows that the conditions for joining an emergency national government led by him “include accepting the principles he has stated earlier, and also removing extremist forces.”