Gadi Eisenkot says Israel voted for change and vows to form a government
- • Gadi Eisenkot told supporters the public had voted for change and that he would work quickly to form a government.
- He called Netanyahu a caretaker prime minister without a mandate, and warned him not to use security for politics.
- The exit polls do not clearly support him. The two blocs finished level, with Likud the largest single party.
- Arab parties could be decisive, but Eisenkot said during the campaign that he would not govern with them.
Source: aljazeera.com
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