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As time passes, the picture becomes clearer. Gadi Eisenkot is planning for the day after the elections, and what matters to him is not being the largest party in the camp of those who serve, but being larger than Likud, and reaching coalition formation talks with Netanyahu from a position of strength.

"Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power"

"I have no doubt that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military step before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas"

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power

I have no doubt whatsoever that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military move before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah or Hamas

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold onto power.

I have no doubt that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military step before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas.

Netanyahu cannot even serve as minister of regional cooperation in the government; he must go

Netanyahu is not driven by security considerations, but by the desire to hold on to power

I have no doubt that Netanyahu is strongly seeking to carry out a military move before the elections, whether against Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas

These are not ordinary elections, and it is not a metaphor: either Netanyahu goes home, or the destruction of the Third Temple.

The president has not spoken to me. And I tell you more: there is no possibility, even if the world turns upside down, that I will sit with Netanyahu in the same government. Netanyahu must go home, period.

They told me something amazing: you must help us get rid of the father, the son and the holy spirit. In exactly these words.

He will go down in history as the founder of the Palestinian state

The head of the General Security Service (Shin Bet) must go, for the responsibility lies with him

He knew exactly that a massacre would occur. This is beyond my understanding, and I have no logical explanation for Netanyahu's behavior.

In addition, Netanyahu received a number of warnings. He received from me an 11-page document in which I explained to him the entire scenario that, unfortunately, occurred on October 7. I raised these matters in cabinet meetings when I resigned. Everything is documented. He knew.

Netanyahu spent long hours in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, and on the same day issued a statement saying that Arab countries are interfering in the elections and want to bring him down. What does that mean? He asked bin Zayed to deny what was published, and he told him: I am not prepared to lie for you.