In Israel, Eisenkot Tries Quiet Appeal to Oust Netanyahu
Gadi Eisenkot, the man who could unseat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, almost always dresses in black, speaks halting English and tends to respond in interviews with bullet-point lists, a reflection of the military culture that shaped him. For some voters in Tuesday's general election, the 66-year-old's lack of charisma may be one of his greatest assets.
