Israel: Eisenkot swears a majority in the Knesset, will not join any government led by Netanyahu Eisenkot, head of the Ishr party, seeks an expanded government based on a majority of popular votes and sets four conditions for the alliance: a democratic Jewish state, the Declaration of Independence, compulsory conscription for all and the destruction of the military and political capabilities of Hamas. He will support military operations only in response to direct threats, and said the door is open to any Knesset member who signs the party's principles. A senior source close to him said that unity under Netanyahu's leadership is completely ruled out, even if it means more elections. His immediate priorities include activating a legislative majority to overturn judicial legislation, establishing a formal commission of inquiry by October 7 and imposing conscription.