Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff of the Israeli IDF and leader of the opposition bloc against Benjamin Netanyahu, proposes a "national emergency government" open to any party or Knesset member who accepts four principles. Recognition of Israel as a "Jewish and democratic state". Accepting the values ​​of Israel's Declaration of Independence. Obligation of service for all, military, national or civilian. Recognition of Hamas as a "terrorist organization". Eisenkot said that he would contact all Knesset factions and invite their members to become partners. He cannot form a majority without the Arab-led parties, and these conditions are actually a message to them.

Gadi Eisenkot, former Chief of Staff of the Israeli IDF and leader of the opposition bloc against Benjamin Netanyahu, proposes a "national emergency government" open to any party or Knesset member who accepts four principles. Recognition of Israel as a "Jewish and democratic state". Accepting the values ​​of Israel's Declaration of Independence. Obligation of service for all, military, national or civilian. Recognition of Hamas as a "terrorist organization". Eisenkot said that he would contact all Knesset factions and invite their members to become partners. He cannot form a majority without the Arab-led parties, and these conditions are actually a message to them.