Netanyahu Warns Against Cooperation with Pro-Hamas Arab Parties

Israel’s election day was a different kind of October 7th.

The disgusting Leftist Gadi Eizenkot received significantly less votes than PM Netanyahu. However, Eisenkot’s hatred and jealously of PM Netanyahu runs so deep that he is willing to form a government with the antisemitic and pro-Hamas Arab parties. Shame on Eizenkot for willing to join such a catastrophic coalition for the country he swore to protect. And shame on Yair Golan, Yair Lapid, and Naftali Bennett who are are willing to do the same thing.

As referenced on GR, high ranking IDF officials are a disaster for Israel when they enter politics. They commit high treason against Israel when they become prime minister.

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JUST IN: Gadi Eisenkot has signaled willingness to form a government with the Arab Islamist parties in Israel’s Knesset. Members of these parties support Palestinian armed resistance, identify as Palestinians rather than Israelis, and have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Handing them a governing role is beyond dangerous. It would be a catastrophic betrayal of Israel’s security that could threaten the country’s future.

— Awesome Jew (@Awesome_Jew_) November 1, 2026

אסור לשבת עם תומכי מחבלים https://t.co/hGRjnYDUpX

— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) November 1, 2026

Eisenkot’s maneuvering is truly contemptible. His party and coalition got 48 seats, lost to Netanyahu and his coalition, which hit 53, yet he acts
to take control over the Knesset as fast as he can and the government in collusion with the anti-Israel Arab parties. He acts like he has this mandate from the Israeli people when there’s no such mandate. Just the most loathing self-serving conniving and diabolical plotting.

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 1, 2026

Wow. Eisenkot is not merely a fool. He’s a dangerous fool.

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 1, 2026

Netanyahu warns against cooperation with Arab parties

The Israeli prime minister called cooperation with Abbas and Tibi a “disaster”; Eisenkot says lawmakers accepting his principles could be partners.

By: Joshua Marks, JNS, November 1, 2026:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday warned against cooperation with Arab lawmakers Mansour Abbas and Ahmad Tibi, as Yashar Party chairman Gadi Eisenkot outlined terms for forming the next government.

“Cooperation with Mansour Abbas and Tibi is a disaster for Israel,” Netanyahu wrote on X on Saturday evening.

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Eisenkot said in a written statement on Saturday that any lawmaker accepting his four core principles could be a potential partner in forming Israel’s next government.

Eisenkot’s conditions include recognizing Israel as a Jewish, democratic, liberal and egalitarian state; commitment to the values of the Declaration of Independence; mandatory military, national or civilian service for all Israeli citizens; and recognizing Hamas as a terrorist organization and the obligation to destroy its military and governing power in the Gaza Strip.

“Any member of Knesset willing to sign on to these principles is a possible partner on the path to establishing a new and better government for Israel,” Eisenkot wrote on X.

Eisenkot said he intended to form the broadest possible Zionist government committed to national responsibility, coordinating with his partners to expand cooperation and seeking the widest possible national consensus.

He also said he intended immediately to act to give effect to a “clear parliamentary majority,” including by establishing a state commission of inquiry, advancing mandatory service for all, strengthening military manpower, providing appropriate compensation and recognition for those serving, and repealing legislation he characterized as part of a “judicial coup.”

“Don’t let anyone mislead you: In the State of Israel, it is the Knesset that expresses confidence in the government, not the other way around,” he wrote.

Eisenkot said the high turnout on election day, and the challenges facing Israel, required an extraordinary effort to avoid another election and a prolonged political crisis.

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In a statement posted early on Sunday, Likud accused Eisenkot of intending “to breach the trust of Israel’s citizens and cooperate with parties that support terrorism.”

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