Eisenkot Calls for State Inquiry Commission in First Government Meeting
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Yesh Atid Chairman Gadi Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Netanyahu and his associates of misleading the public and state institutions since the start of the war. Eisenkot claimed they are distorting public documents to rewrite history, calling it criminal behavior. He announced that his party will establish a state inquiry commission in the first government meeting, warning that lies endanger national security.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of misleading the public and state institutions.
- Eisenkot alleged that Netanyahu's circle is distorting public documents to rewrite history.
- The Yesh Atid chairman described the alleged actions as criminal and a risk to national security.
- Eisenkot announced plans to establish a state inquiry commission in the first government meeting.
- Victims of the October 7th attacks had called for the release of Prime Minister's office protocols.
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yesh Atid party, responded to calls from victims of the October 7th attacks to release full protocols from the Prime Minister's office. Eisenkot stated that since the start of the war, Prime Minister Netanyahu and his "dangerous associates" have been misleading state institutions and the public. He alleged that they are rewriting history by distorting public documents, describing this as criminal behavior that raises suspicions of illegality.
Eisenkot asserted that Netanyahu is aware of the truth and is attempting to conceal it, warning that the price of lies and cover-ups is a direct risk to national security. He announced that Yesh Atid will establish a state inquiry commission during the first government meeting.
