Likud Slams Eisenkot's Call to Investigate Netanyahu as 'Desperate Panic'
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Likud party fiercely attacked Gadi Eisenkot for demanding an investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and accusing him of treason. Likud called Eisenkot's actions "desperate panic" and rejected claims of withheld documents, stating Netanyahu provided extensive materials to the State Comptroller. The party called for the comptroller's investigation to resume and for a national inquiry commission.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- The Likud party accused Gadi Eisenkot of "desperate panic" for demanding an investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Likud stated Eisenkot's actions stem from his inability to form a government without Arab parties and Yair Golan.
- The party denied claims of withholding documents, asserting Netanyahu provided nearly a thousand materials to the State Comptroller.
- Likud claimed left-wing NGOs, the Attorney General, and the High Court of Justice obstructed the comptroller's review.
- The party called for the immediate resumption of the State Comptroller's investigation.
- Likud also proposed establishing a national inquiry commission with coalition and opposition representation.
The Likud party has sharply criticized Gadi Eisenkot following his demand for an investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his accusations of treason. The party stated that Eisenkot's "desperate plea" demonstrates panic, fundamental ignorance, and complete despair, stemming from his understanding that he cannot form a government without Arab parties and Yair Golan. Likud vehemently rejected the "false claims" of withholding materials, emphasizing that Netanyahu fully cooperated with the State Comptroller. According to the party, Netanyahu provided the comptroller with nearly a thousand documents, protocols, and full transcripts, including classified intelligence from Aman and Shin Bet, without any filtering or redaction. A 55-page document released to the public represents only a small portion of the materials submitted to the comptroller that were approved for publication.
Furthermore, Likud noted that the comptroller's review was obstructed and halted by left-wing NGOs, the Attorney General, and the High Court of Justice. The party called for the immediate resumption of the State Comptroller's investigation. They also proposed the establishment of a national inquiry commission, with equal representation from the coalition and opposition, to ensure full disclosure and investigation.
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