Gantz Criticizes Netanyahu's Election Tactics Amidst Security Concerns

Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot has criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legal strategy, stating that Netanyahu is seeking to summon former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit as a witness before the elections. Eisenkot believes this move, along with other actions by Netanyahu, harms the chances of the "change bloc" winning, suggesting even Netanyahu's supporters are embarrassed by him. He also questioned why the "change bloc" is ignoring Likud ministers. The article touches upon the pervasive presence of the October 7th attacks, noting that every confession and frame of the film reminds viewers of that day. Meanwhile, the Jerusalem Municipality rejected a request from the Haimanut Kassao family to set up a protest tent. Political commentator Roi Hekht expressed concern over poll results affecting Eisenkot's bloc, suggesting clarity will come after the holidays regarding a potential "nightmare" scenario. Benny Gantz is also critiqued for his perceived chronic pettiness, numerous contradictions, and passive-aggressive behavior, as detailed in a new book. The article also includes unrelated items about designer Chen Liberman, criticism of "Nezah Yehuda" by Raviv Drucker, and an opinion piece by Anat Kam.