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- Defence chief Gadi Eisenkot is challenging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the election, with his Yashar party polling second behind Likud.
- Eisenkot frames his campaign on the death of his son Gal, killed in Gaza, saying the loss drives his search for meaning.
- He urges diplomatic options, rejecting a two-state solution, and polls show Netanyahu’s support fell to 29.4 percent in June; 92 percent of Israelis believe Iran won the February war.
