Former IDF chief of staff and National Unity MK Gadi Eisenkot said Monday morning that a gap exists between government promises of 'total victory' and the current situation. He said the public expected news of a deal securing the return of the hostages, removal of missile threats, preservation of Israeli freedom of action, and severing of arenas — not empty promises.
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