Eisenkot Vows to End Hamas Rule in Gaza Within 18 Months
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the 'Yashar' party, vowed from the Gaza border that Hamas will be removed from power in Gaza within 18 months of him entering the Prime Minister's office. He criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership, stating Hamas will remain in power as long as Netanyahu governs. Eisenkot pledged to destroy Hamas's military wing and implement a national strategy, including a state inquiry into the October 7th events.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot promised to end Hamas rule in Gaza within 18 months of becoming Prime Minister.
- Eisenkot stated that Hamas will remain in power as long as Benjamin Netanyahu is prime minister.
- He vowed to destroy Hamas's military wing through diplomacy or military action.
- Eisenkot criticized the current government's strategic failure three years after the October 7th massacre.
- He called for brave decisions, a national strategy, and a state inquiry into the October 7th events.
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the 'Yashar' party, declared Thursday from the Gaza border that Hamas will no longer rule the Gaza Strip within 18 months of his entry into the Prime Minister's office. He pledged to destroy Hamas's military wing, either through a plan based on former President Donald Trump's framework, adopted by the Netanyahu government, or by employing military capabilities.
Eisenkot asserted that as long as Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power, Hamas will continue to rule. He criticized Netanyahu, stating that the person who displays 'We Will Not Surrender' signs is the first to surrender to draft dodgers, coalition partners, and Hamas. Eisenkot argued that the current government has received unprecedented public and international legitimacy but has suffered a resounding strategic failure, with Hamas still sovereign, armed, and rebuilding its military capabilities three years after the October 7th massacre.
Eisenkot further highlighted a significant gap between the achievements of soldiers on the ground and Netanyahu's failure to meet his own stated objectives in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza. He emphasized that failures are not inevitable and that the next disaster can be prevented through brave decisions, a national strategy, and a state commission of inquiry into the October 7th events to implement lessons learned. Eisenkot expressed confidence in his knowledge and experience to lead the IDF, Mossad, and Shin Bet professionally.
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