Eizenkot Says Elected Officials Endangering Security and Using Immunity Betray Troops
Gadi Eizenkot, chair of the "Yeshar! with Eizenkot" movement, wrote on X that a situation in which elected officials endanger Israel's security and use parliamentary immunity as a shelter from the law is a direct insult to soldiers and security personnel.
In his post, Eizenkot said that this affront also reaches Israeli voters who supported Likud and the parties in the current coalition in the last election. He added that Israel's security must come before any party interest.
The remarks were published on social media and were framed as a broad attack on public officials who, in his view, place themselves above the law while weakening the country's security interests. The post did not name specific officials or cite a particular incident.
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