Eisenkot echoes Netanyahu on Palestinian state
The article points out that the candidates in the upcoming Israeli elections oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state. Former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot emphasized that the government he would form would not create such a state. This stance aligns with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements, who continues to pursue the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and undermine the dream of a Palestinian state through settlement expansion. Polls show a decline in Netanyahu's popularity compared to Eisenkot and Bennett, with Eisenkot garnering 41% of the votes against 36% for Netanyahu. This reflects a rise in right-wing and extremist tendencies in the Israeli electoral scene.
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