Ma'ariv: Likud's covert strategy on Eisenkot
The article discusses a secret plan within the Israeli Likud Party to handle the election candidate Benjamin Netanyahu. The plan includes possible scenarios for forming the government after the elections, among them a coalition government of national unity alternating between Netanyahu and Gadi Eizenkot. Under this scenario, Netanyahu would initially serve as Prime Minister and then switch to the position of President of the State, with guarantees provided to Eizenkot to prevent a repeat of the previous rotation agreement. The discussions suggest that Eizenkot could become a key partner if forming a government proves difficult. It is emphasized that Likud's election results will significantly influence Netanyahu's stance in coalition negotiations, especially if the party secures more than 25 or 26 seats.
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