Gadi Eisenkots demands a meeting between Netanyahu and Eisenkots (according to Israeli channel 12 and 13):
- There is no rotation, Eisenkot to serve as prime minister for the entire term.
- A government without Itamar Ben Gabir.
- An open investigation regarding the events of October 7.
- and most importantly, a discussion on the universal conscription law.
Benjamin Netanyahu demands (according to Channel 14):
- Open dialogue without preconditions.
- Rejection of any ban on parties within the right-wing bloc or religious parties [to enable Itamar Ben-Gvir to enter the government]. - Netanyahu is first choice for Prime Minister, as he is the head of the largest party [wins the most mandates in the elections]. Netanyahu will finish his post halfway through the term, and will be replaced by Eisenkot.
- Red line for Likud: refusal to rely on any of the Arab parties.