Eisenkot blames Netanyahu over October 7 failures
The article covered Gideon Saar's escalation, the leader of the Israeli opposition party "Yesh Atid," in his attack on Benjamin Netanyahu. Saar accused Netanyahu of lying to the people and turning his potential defeat in the elections into a means of staying in power through a transitional government. He also accused Netanyahu of trying to exploit the failures of October 7, 2023, for personal gain and blamed him for security and military failures during the attack. Saar emphasized his determination to form a government despite only winning 58 or 59 seats and to expand his coalition to prevent Netanyahu from remaining in office. In another development, Saar accused Netanyahu of denying prior knowledge of the bombing of the "Beger" communications devices, describing his claims as unfounded. Polls show a significant variation regarding Netanyahu's chances of forming a government, with a Channel 13 poll giving a narrow majority to the opposition camp, while a Channel 14 poll shows strong support for Netanyahu. This reflects a state of uncertainty ahead of the elections scheduled for October 27, 2026.
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