There is only one way to prevent this scenario:
**The four parties of our bloc must secure a solid majority—one that will make it possible to establish a Zionist, liberal government and prevent Eisenkot from saving Netanyahu for a second time.**
Unfortunately, Gadi’s lack of political experience reminds me of a phenomenon we have already witnessed among former IDF chiefs of staff who entered politics.
From Yigael Yadin, through Ehud Barak, to Benny Gantz—military rank and military experience are no substitute for political experience.
Even Yitzhak Rabin, following his first term as prime minister, needed many years to return, gain experience, and win reelection.
Therefore, after four years of a government of draft dodgers, after a difficult war on so many fronts, and after the heavy price we have paid, we must not miss the opportunity to replace the worst government in the history of the State of Israel.
There is a large segment of the public that wants responsible, liberal Zionist leadership—leadership that puts those who serve, work, and shoulder the burden at the center of its priorities.
**I believe in the Israeli public.**
**I believe in the bloc of those who serve.**
**And I believe that on October 27, we will win—and we will win big.**
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