Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Israel party in Israel, saw the results of the exit polls in the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, November 5, as a sign of a vote of no confidence by the majority of Israeli citizens in Binyamin Netanyahu and his government. "If these results are final, this is a victory for the responsible Israeli majority in Israel," Eisenkot wrote on Channel X. He promised to replace the Netanyahu government and establish "an Israeli government committed to mandatory military service for all." According to preliminary polls, Netanyahu's opposition coalition is ahead of his supporters' coalition, but neither coalition has obtained the majority of the 61 seats needed to form a government.

Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Israel party in Israel, saw the results of the exit polls in the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, November 5, as a sign of a vote of no confidence by the majority of Israeli citizens in Binyamin Netanyahu and his government. "If these results are final, this is a victory for the responsible Israeli majority in Israel," Eisenkot wrote on Channel X. He promised to replace the Netanyahu government and establish "an Israeli government committed to mandatory military service for all." According to preliminary polls, Netanyahu's opposition coalition is ahead of his supporters' coalition, but neither coalition has obtained the majority of the 61 seats needed to form a government.