Netanyahu believes there's no point in setting a strategy. Eisenkot, as an IDF chief of staff, issued a security doctrine for the military, even though this is clearly the prime minister's job. He's the leader we deserve
Raviv Drucker
02:41 AM • June 22 2026 IDT
Gadi Eisenkot is one of the few people who were in on Gideon Sa'ar's December 2020 decision to leave Likud and form a new party. Sa'ar courted him eagerly and offered him the No. 2 slot on the slate of candidates. But Eisenkot passed, and watched from afar when the party won just six Knesset seats.
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