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Right-wing activists protest outside Gadi Eisenkot's home in Herzliya

Herzliya, Tel Aviv, Israel · Nov 1, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 1.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters opposed the potential formation of a government relying on Arab parties following the Knesset elections.
What they want
To prevent the formation of a Jewish-Arab government or an opposition alliance with Arab parties.
What changed
Nov 1, 2026: Dozens of right-wing activists demonstrated outside Gadi Eisenkot's residence in Herzliya.
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Both sides

What protesters want

  • Oppose the formation of a government with Arab parties
  • Stop political cooperation with Arab parties

Organised by: Likud supporters, Right-wing activists

What authorities say

No official police or government response to the protest itself was reported in the sources.

The numbers

Only figures a source states, with who said it. Estimates often differ.

Crowd
Dozens
Dozens of right-wing activists2

The full story

On November 1, 2026, dozens of right-wing activists gathered outside the residence of Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot in Herzliya, Israel. The demonstrators protested against political negotiations and the possibility of forming a new government or opposition alliance supported by Arab-led parties. Protesters held signs featuring slogans opposing political cooperation with Arab parties, such as 'No leftist government with terrorists' and 'Treasonous leftists endanger Jews,' and chanted against Eisenkot and his family members.

Timeline

  1. Dozens of right-wing activists gathered outside Gadi Eisenkot's residence in Herzliya to protest potential coalition plans.12

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