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Ongoing Story· Day 66

Eisenkot Calls for New Leadership, Citing National Danger

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Eisenkot Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Risky Decisions Before New Government

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Yashar Chairman Gadi Eisenkot warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid risky security decisions during the current transitional government period. Eisenkot stated Netanyahu's government lacks Knesset confidence and urged restraint until a new government is sworn in. He cautioned that deploying forces without immediate threats could harm Israeli democracy and public trust.

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  • Yashar Chairman Gadi Eisenkot warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against making risky decisions.
  • Eisenkot stated Netanyahu's government lacks Knesset confidence, with only 46 MKs supporting him.
  • He urged restraint in deploying security forces unless facing an immediate, unavoidable threat.
  • Eisenkot cautioned that such actions could harm Israeli democracy and public trust.
  • He called for postponing dangerous moves until a new government is sworn in.
Eisenkot Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Risky Decisions Before New Government
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