Yashar
Coverage of Yashar in the Nexus archive.
- Ex-general seen as main Netanyahu rival ahead of Israel elections
Gadi Eisenkot, former Israeli defense chief, is emerging as the main rival to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's parliamentary elections. His centrist party Yashar! is currently second in polls behind Netanyahu's Likud. The election is scheduled for October 20 at the latest.
- Polls show support for Bennett-Lapid alliance slipping as Eisenkot’s party climbs
Polls indicate declining support for the Bennett-Lapid alliance as Eisenkot’s party gains traction. Together is projected to secure at least 15 seats, while Yashar polls at 20-22 seats, trailing the ruling Likud. Surveys suggest potential mergers may not significantly impact the balance between the blocs.
- In 1st, Eisenkot’s party polls even with Bennett’s, in fight to be Netanyahu election rival
Two surveys indicate Yashar and Together political slates would tie in a Knesset vote, trailing Likud. A separate poll shows Eisenkot's party pulling ahead of Bennett's in the race to challenge Netanyahu.
- Daily Briefing May 24: Why Israel could object to potential Iran deal
The article discusses Israel's potential objections to a potential Iran deal, reports of a 60-day ceasefire, and new tensions over women serving in combat roles. It includes an interview with Gadi Eisenkot, head of Yashar, and insights from political reporter Tal Schneider.