Israel’s election may replace Netanyahu, but Eisenkot and Bennett share his core security policies on Gaza, Iran, and Palestinian statehood.
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Israel After Netanyahu will inherit structural constraints that prevent meaningful policy shifts, regardless of who wins October’s Knesset election.
Gadi Eisenkot’s personal grief, military record, and Mizrahi roots now threaten Netanyahu’s coalition, yet coalition math still blocks him.
Fiscal policy now anchors Israel’s coalition politics, funding settlements and Haredi exemptions at unprecedented scale while legal accountability fades.
Israeli cabinet recognized Armenian genocide unanimously, but Knesset vote stalled after Azerbaijan’s fierce objection. Realpolitik defeated a moral reckoning.
Netanyahu won’t stop until every Arab political party is legally dismantled or rendered politically inert inside Israel’s electoral system.
The death penalty law is not a mere punitive shift but a codification of a dual legal system designed to exclude Palestinians from the right to life and self-determination.