Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishar party, accused Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party of "launching an organized campaign to cancel the election results" and said that he would not allow disturbances in the inauguration ceremony of the new parliament. "What is clear now is that Likud and Netanyahu have launched a coordinated and organized campaign to discredit the election results," Eisenkot said. They do it because they are defeated and do not have a majority." He also said: "Foreign interference in Israeli elections is a serious and unacceptable action, especially if it involves a country like Qatar, which financially supports terrorism and Hamas." We need to check if they tried to influence the elections and if so, through which people they did it." The leader of the Ishr Party announced the preparation of plans for military service and public service for all Israeli citizens, the establishment of a government committee to investigate the October 7 terrorist attacks, and a reform of the budget mechanism.

Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishar party, accused Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party of "launching an organized campaign to cancel the election results" and said that he would not allow disturbances in the inauguration ceremony of the new parliament. "What is clear now is that Likud and Netanyahu have launched a coordinated and organized campaign to discredit the election results," Eisenkot said. They do it because they are defeated and do not have a majority." He also said: "Foreign interference in Israeli elections is a serious and unacceptable action, especially if it involves a country like Qatar, which financially supports terrorism and Hamas." We need to check if they tried to influence the elections and if so, through which people they did it." The leader of the Ishr Party announced the preparation of plans for military service and public service for all Israeli citizens, the establishment of a government committee to investigate the October 7 terrorist attacks, and a reform of the budget mechanism.