Gadi Eisenkot Reveals Threatening Note Left on Son's Grave
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Gadi Eisenkot, a candidate for Israeli prime minister, disclosed receiving a threatening note left on his son Gal's grave in Gaza. He stated he decided not to take action, feeling difficult to frighten at this stage of life. Opposition leader Yair Lapid voiced support for Eisenkot against political opponents, condemning the act.
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- Gadi Eisenkot revealed a threatening note was left on his son's grave in Gaza.
- Eisenkot, a candidate for prime minister, stated he would not take action regarding the note.
- The note was placed on the grave of his son, Gal, who was killed in Gaza.
- Opposition leader Yair Lapid expressed solidarity with Eisenkot and condemned the act.
- Eisenkot described the note as a 'threatening message' left by an individual at the cemetery.
Gadi Eisenkot, head of the "Yachad" party and a candidate for prime minister, revealed that he received a threatening message placed on the grave of his son, Gal, who was killed during the war in Gaza. In an interview with the Saturday supplement of the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Eisenkot stated that an individual visited the cemetery and left the note on his son's tombstone. "Someone made sure to come to the cemetery and leave me a threatening message, placing it on my son's grave," he said. Eisenkot initially hesitated about how to respond but ultimately decided against taking any action, adding, "At this stage of life, it is very difficult to frighten me." Opposition leader Yair Lapid expressed solidarity with Eisenkot, writing on the X platform that he stands with his friend against "despicable insults" and that "there are no limits to the depravity political opponents have reached."
