Eisenkot’s framing of the development — statement by the Yashar party:

“In recent weeks, Yashar&#33; chairman Gadi Eisenkot has worked in a variety of ways to optimally organize the camp of change and hope. The consolidation of the camp into four parties has, to our satisfaction, created the ability to sign reciprocal surplus-vote agreements within the camp, drawing lessons from previous election campaigns.

We welcome the fact that in the upcoming elections, every ballot cast by Israelis seeking change and the replacement of the government responsible for the October 7 failure will go to one of the parties of change, preventing votes from being wasted.

Yashar&#33; with Eisenkot will sign a surplus-vote agreement with the Democrats. We welcome the agreement between the Beyachad and Yisrael Beiteinu parties.

We are determined to continue working in every possible way to achieve victory, fulfill the will of the people, and establish a Zionist, statesmanlike government that will replace the October 7 government.”