A surplus vote agreement between the 'Yeshar' party and 'The Democrats' hands a significant advantage to the Likud party in the ongoing election campaign. This agreement effectively provides Likud with a powerful tool to counter political opponents. Any attempt by Eisenkot to position himself as a centrist will now be undermined by the argument that only one vote separates him from the radical left. The deal essentially weakens Eisenkot’s central campaign message and strengthens Netanyahu’s position. Political analysts in Israel are viewing this as a major miscalculation by Eisenkot, gifting a crucial asset to his primary rival. This development significantly impacts the dynamics of the Israeli election. The formation of these coalitions is a key factor in determining the next government.