Israel's Integrity Party leader Eisenkot said his party's defeat would pose a major risk to Israel's future.

On the evening of Nov. 7 in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square, demonstrators protested Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government, calling for an end to the long-running war and political stalemate and demanding the swift formation of a unity government to restore normal operations. Some protesters said Netanyahu’s government "has destroyed all the good things in Israel" and must not be allowed to continue governing.

Eisenkot, leader of Israel's Integrity Party, said he is confident it is fully possible to rapidly form a new government that would hold an absolute majority in the Knesset.