🔻Eizenkot at the same time as the votes are counted: I will try to form an Israeli government.
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishar party, which is considered Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival, spoke to his supporters at the same time as the counting of votes began.
Mr. Eisenkot, to the cheers of his supporters, said that the captives had already "voted for change."
When he criticized Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, he said: "If he was a worthy leader, he should have announced his retirement from political life today."
Addressing his supporters, he said: "I will try with all my might to establish an Israeli government that emphasizes recruiting and recruiting."
Mr. Eisenkot, who hinted that he is the winner of the elections, said that he intends to be "the representative of all the prisoners of Israel" and said: "We will prove that this victory is not one faction over another, but the victory of all the prisoners of Israel."