Wouldn't get my hopes up. Eisenkot is a former general. Former generals generally love pointing at a "common enemy" and suggesting more military spending as the solution. His son has died in Gaza in action so I am sure he will be constantly reminding everyone that "he has lost more than the peace seeking hippies and understands what is required". Netanyahu would be like "you thought I was extreme, enjoy the show bitches".

Haven't checked all the claims here but it doesn't look very hopeful

we are talking about the guy who seems to have come up with Dahiya doctrine

Israel ?

‘Very dangerous’: Both main candidates want ‘Greater Israel’