NAMES · WHO THE NEWS NAMED · 10-18 TO 10-31

Gadi Eisenkot

person Israeli military officer. Wikidata

Named in 2079 articles by 112 newsrooms, in 428 stories, on 14 of the last 14 days, first on 10-18.

Rank

0.0905

by the company kept · 1 is the top name

Articles

2079

4122 mentions

Linked to

737

names in 2+ shared articles

This week

7.0×

against last week

In Benjamin Netany…'s circle

86%

of that hub's 30 closest names are also linked here

Bridging

0.0227

between groups · 1 is the top bridge

Most exclusively tied top 30 · ties that pass the test on the right, most exclusive first

The names that appear with Gadi Eisenkot in a large share of their own coverage: this name's own company. Exclusivity runs from 0, two names that meet no more than chance would have them, to 1, two names that only ever appear together. A name that is in everything, a president, is exclusive to no one, so the big names fall away here and the names that belong to this one stay. Only ties that pass the strength test count, so a pair seen twice is not a tie. Places are context and have no page.

Name	Kind	Exclusivity	Together
Knesset	org	0.771	656
Likud	org	0.748	594
Yashar	gpe	0.736	263
Benjamin Netanyahu	person	0.668	1938
Hamas	org	0.569	582
Israel	gpe	0.563	1715
Tel Aviv	gpe	0.519	243
Gaza war	event	0.515	47
Lebanon	gpe	0.477	213
Jerusalem	gpe	0.473	209
Balad	gpe	0.457	13
Gaza	gpe	0.423	544
Polymarket	gpe	0.394	13
Kan	gpe	0.388	18
Golan Heights	loc	0.382	14
Strong	gpe	0.378	13
Hezbollah	org	0.365	52
Mich	gpe	0.364	12
West Bank	gpe	0.362	295
Gaza Strip	gpe	0.361	73
Time	org	0.344	48
Judea	gpe	0.339	17
Nicosia	gpe	0.324	3
Jordan Valley	loc	0.323	6
Taybeh	gpe	0.314	14
East Jerusalem	gpe	0.312	33
State of Israel	gpe	0.311	12
Hebron	gpe	0.309	60
Jabalia	gpe	0.284	9
Syria	gpe	0.279	70

Most strongly tied the ties chance explains least

How sure the record is that two names appear together for a reason. Strength is a standard statistical test (log-likelihood): above 10.8, chance would produce the pairing less than once in a thousand times. It grows with the number of articles, so the biggest names come first here; the list on the left is where this name's own company shows.

Name	Strength	Together
Benjamin Netanyahu	15772	1938
Israel	11225	1715
Knesset	6870	656
Likud	6023	594
Hamas	4072	582
Yashar	3097	263
Gaza	2597	544
Tel Aviv	1693	243
Iran	1450	567
Lebanon	1353	213
Jerusalem	1316	209
West Bank	1235	295
Gaza war	410	47
Gaza Strip	369	73
Middle East	336	141

Articles per day

The hubs' circles share of each hub's 30 closest names that are also linked to this one

The eight most-named figures each have an inner circle: the thirty names most tied to them. This is how much of each circle this name is also tied to. A count of shared company in the coverage, nothing more.

Shared with Benjamin Netanyahu: AFP, ANI, ASEAN, Abbas Araghchi, Abdul El-Sayed, Apple, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, CCTV, CEC, Congress, Cork, David, Defence, Defense, Democratic Party, Department of Defense, Donald Trump, El-Sayed, Elon Musk, Federal Reserve.

As the sources put it relations a model read from the stories' sources · shown when two or more stories say it

The words are the sources' words, read out by a model; nothing here reads intent. A relation from one story alone is not shown.

2 stories
Gadi Eisenkot challenges in the election Benjamin Netanyahu Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s October 27 election
2 stories
Benjamin Netanyahu faces an election challenge from Gadi Eisenkot West Bank attack and protests shape final days of Israel’s election campaign
2 stories
Benjamin Netanyahu electoral rival of Gadi Eisenkot Netanyahu centers Iran and security on eve of close Israeli election
2 stories
Gadi Eisenkot electoral rival of Benjamin Netanyahu Netanyahu centers Iran and security on eve of close Israeli election
2 stories
Gadi Eisenkot opposes in the election Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli exit polls put opposition narrowly ahead, but no bloc wins majority
2 stories
Benjamin Netanyahu opposes in the election Gadi Eisenkot Israeli exit polls put opposition narrowly ahead, but no bloc wins majority

The year 2195 articles on 38 days, 2026-08-30 to 2026-10-31 · weekly bars · 14 months on record

Left is a year ago, right is this week. Older days come from headlines only, so their counts run lower than live days.

Named together, month by month · by surprise, among that month's articles · names with a page

Stories that name Gadi Eisenkot newest edition first · 40 shown

31 Oct
Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek coalition after inconclusive Israeli election world
31 Oct
Israel to close West Bank crossings on election day amid Hebron operation world
31 Oct
Harry Kane wins 2026 Ballon d’Or after record-breaking season world
31 Oct
Netanyahu’s bloc leads Israeli election but falls short of majority world
31 Oct
Israel election results leave government formation uncertain world
31 Oct
Alaska Senate Race Roiled by Alleged Effort to Recruit Same-Name Candidate world
31 Oct
Israel election leaves no bloc with a parliamentary majority world
31 Oct
Netanyahu bloc leads Israeli election but falls short of majority world
31 Oct
Netanyahu’s Likud alleges election interference after losing parliamentary majority world
31 Oct
Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek coalition after inconclusive Israeli election world
31 Oct
Netanyahu Bloc Leads Partial Israel Vote Count but Falls Short of Majority world
31 Oct
Israel election count points to hung parliament as coalition talks begin world
31 Oct
Israel faces coalition deadlock after high-turnout election general
31 Oct
Netanyahu, Israeli officials deny rift with military over reported Iran operation world
31 Oct
Netanyahu’s Likud alleges interference after losing Israeli parliamentary majority world
31 Oct
Israel election leaves Netanyahu and Eisenkot short of a governing majority world
31 Oct
Mafia: The Old Country, Tales of Arise and Horizon Forbidden West Coming to PlayStation Plus world
31 Oct
Israel faces coalition deadlock after inconclusive election world
31 Oct
Netanyahu set to remain caretaker prime minister after inconclusive Israeli election world
30 Oct
Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek coalition after inconclusive Israeli election world
30 Oct
Israel to close West Bank crossings on election day amid Hebron operation world
30 Oct
Harry Kane wins 2026 Ballon d’Or after record-breaking season world
30 Oct
Netanyahu’s bloc leads Israeli election but falls short of majority world
30 Oct
Israel election results leave government formation uncertain world
30 Oct
Alaska Senate race roiled by allegations over second Dan Sullivan on ballot world
30 Oct
Israel election leaves no bloc with a parliamentary majority world
30 Oct
Likud alleges Israeli election fraud as officials dispute claims world
30 Oct
Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek coalition after inconclusive Israeli election world
30 Oct
Netanyahu Bloc Leads Partial Israel Vote Count but Falls Short of Majority world
30 Oct
Israel election count points to hung parliament as coalition talks begin world
30 Oct
Israel faces coalition deadlock after high-turnout election general
30 Oct
Netanyahu, Israeli officials deny rift with military over reported Iran operation world
30 Oct
Netanyahu’s bloc loses majority as Likud challenges Arab parties’ election gains world
30 Oct
Israel election leaves Netanyahu and Eisenkot short of a governing majority world
30 Oct
Israel Faces Coalition Deadlock After Inconclusive Election world
30 Oct
Arab-Led Parties Emerge as Potential Kingmakers After Israel Election world
30 Oct
Netanyahu set to remain caretaker prime minister after inconclusive Israeli election world
29 Oct
Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek coalition paths after inconclusive Israeli election world
29 Oct
Israel to close West Bank crossings on election day amid Hebron operation world
29 Oct
Harry Kane wins 2026 Ballon d’Or after record-breaking season world

Names are found by a language model trained to spot them, joined to one spelling per person, and counted per article. The relations are the model's reading of the sources. Everything else is a count of who was written about together; it says nothing about why.