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Will Gadi Eizenkot be the next Prime Minister of…

53 % +1.92% day

A Polymarket contract that pays out if Gadi Eizenkot, the former Israeli army chief of staff who moved into opposition politics, forms the next government in Israel. Traders price it as a read on whether Netanyahu's coalition holds.

Sep 8 · 53.00 % · +3.9% vs the window’s open

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Lately

Nothing in the past fortnight bears on who forms the next government. What came out of Israel was Smotrich's claim on Areas A and B, Ben-Gvir's first-year expulsion quota of 250,000, and strikes in Gaza and on Ghandour Hospital in Nabatieh — the conduct of the war, not the arithmetic of a coalition.

  1. Smotrich Claims West Bank Land
  2. Minister Sets Expulsion Quotas
  3. Israel Destroys Nabatieh Hospital
  4. Gaza Strike Kills Child