Eisenkot = Palestinian govt?!
Could Gadi Eisenkot become Israel's next Prime Minister? In this Pulse of Israel video, Avi Abelow explains why he believes that would be a dangerous mistake.
With election season approaching, many in Israel's political and media establishment are promoting former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot as a leading candidate for prime minister. But do his own recent public statements raise serious concerns about his judgment and approach to Israel's security?
In this video, Avi examines two controversial interviews that he argues reveal a troubling worldview.
First, Eisenkot's comparison of Yoseph Haddad—a proud Israeli Arab, former Golani soldier, and outspoken defender of Israel—with Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am Party. Haddad forcefully rejected the comparison, emphasizing that beyond their shared Arab identity, they have fundamentally different values, records, and visions for Israel.
Second, Avi discusses Eisenkot's reported support for allowing more than 100,000 Gazans to return to work inside Israel. In light of the October 7 massacre and reports that some Gazan workers provided Hamas with intelligence before the attack, Avi argues that such a policy reflects a dangerous misunderstanding of the security threats Israel faces.
The video also looks at Eisenkot's record as IDF Chief of Staff, his departure from the emergency unity government during the war, and the broader question facing Israeli voters: What kind of leadership does Israel need after October 7?
Whether you agree or disagree, this is a debate that will shape Israel's future.
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