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Fact Check: Gadi Eisenkot Not Israel PM
No reports confirm Gadi Eisenkot became Israel's new prime minister after Oct. 30, 2026 election.
In brief
No reports confirm Gadi Eisenkot became Israel's new prime minister after Oct. 30, 2026 election. Gadi Eisenkot was not declared Israel's prime minister as of Oct. 30, 2026; Netanyahu's party won but no clear winner emerged. Originally reported by Lead Stories.
Claim of new PM
No credible reports confirm Gadi Eisenkot became Israel's new prime minister as of Oct. 30, 2026.
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Election results
Israel's 2026 legislative election occurred on Oct. 27, 2026, with Netanyahu's party first but no majority.
No formal winner
As of Oct. 30, 2026, no clear winner emerged from the election results.
Official process
The president will consult elected leaders to form a government, but no official PM has been declared.
Expert clarification
Nadav Shelef confirmed official results not yet in, with government formation process ongoing.
“That is false. The official results are not even in yet (that will happen on Wednesday).”
The short version
Gadi Eisenkot was not declared Israel's prime minister as of Oct. 30, 2026; Netanyahu's party won but no clear winner emerged.
