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Netanyahu Era Ends
Gadi Eisenkot received the endorsement of 67 of the 120 lawmakers to form the Israeli government, compared with 46 who endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu. But President Isaac Herzog did not consider this a guarantee that Eisenkot could form a stable coalition, given disagreements among his supporters. The article argues that Eisenkot’s goal is no different from Netanyahu’s: to disarm Hezbollah and push it away from the border. The difference, it says, lies in how he would pursue that goal and coordinate with Washington, Paris, and the Lebanese army. It also notes his commitment to the “Dahiya Doctrine” and the use of overwhelming force. His becoming prime minister, therefore, would not necessarily bring an end to the escalation in Lebanon; it could instead change how operations are conducted, while Israeli military pressure and security demands remain in place.
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