Yoav Horowitz, a former close confidant of Benjamin Netanyahu who served as chief of staff at the Prime Minister's Office, has joined the party of MK Gadi Eisenkot. Horowitz will lead Eisenkot's '100-day team', tasked with crafting an actionable government plan for Day One of the next administration.
Yoav Horowitz, who served as Netanyahu's chief of staff and one of his closest confidants, has joined Yesh Atid–led party figure Gadi Eisenkot. In a statement released Sunday, Horowitz confirmed he will head Eisenkot's '100-day team', a transitional task force charged with preparing a detailed policy roadmap for the first hundred days of the next government.
Horowitz praised Eisenkot for the trust placed in him, said the team is well-versed in government, Knesset and public service operations, and declared the mission 'the most important there is'. The move consolidates a growing center-left bloc ahead of the next election cycle, as Eisenkot — Israel's former IDF chief of staff turned Knesset member — builds his leadership infrastructure.
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