Yesh Atid! party chairman Gadi Eisenkot warned at the Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth National Security Conference, in cooperation with the Institute for National Security Studies INSS, that "I prefer to achieve a Zionist majority of 63-64 seats, and if that doesn't happen – to call on the ultra-Orthodox parties to understand the gravity of the moment, and if they don't understand, then it's better to go to new elections." Against the backdrop of the wave of nationalist crime, he warned: "In Judea and Samaria there is a very tense reality, on the verge of anarchy. Prime Minister Netanyahu, due to coalition needs, gave the Civil Administration to Smotrich and the police to Ben-Gvir, and therefore what we see today is complete loss of control. We are facing very difficult days, unless an immediate fix is made."