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Eisenkot may shift policy
Gadi Eisenkot’s becoming Israel’s prime minister is not expected to bring any fundamental change to Israeli policy. He shares Benjamin Netanyahu’s positions on security issues and rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state; nor is he likely to embrace a two-state solution or halt the confrontations in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. His approach may be more flexible on some issues and allow for broader cooperation with Europeans, but the overall direction is likely to continue—including Israel’s international isolation.
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