Ben-Gvir Accuses Eisenkot of Belittling Jewish Public
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused former cabinet member Gadi Eisenkot of believing the Jewish public is "stupid." Ben-Gvir claimed Eisenkot previously pushed to surrender to Hamas and release prisoners, while opposing key military actions. He contrasted this with Eisenkot's current promises to conquer Gaza, attributing these shifts to political alliances with Arab parties. Ben-Gvir stated that Israel's achievements only came after Eisenkot left the government.
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- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Gadi Eisenkot of thinking the Jewish public is "stupid."
- Ben-Gvir claimed Eisenkot previously demanded stopping the war and surrendering to Hamas.
- He stated Eisenkot opposed the conquest of Rafah and the security zone in Lebanon.
- Ben-Gvir asserted that Israel's achievements in Gaza and Lebanon came after Eisenkot left the cabinet.
- He accused Eisenkot of lying about conquering Gaza, linking him to Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, chairman of Otzma Yehudit, asserted that former cabinet member Gadi Eisenkot believes the Jewish public is "stupid." Ben-Gvir claimed that when Eisenkot was in the cabinet, he advocated for halting the war entirely, capitulating to all of Hamas's demands, completely withdrawing from Gaza, and releasing all Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails. Ben-Gvir also stated Eisenkot vehemently opposed the conquest of Rafah and entry into the Philadelphi Axis, as well as the occupation of the security zone in Lebanon.
According to Ben-Gvir, all achievements in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran occurred only after Eisenkot left the government and Ben-Gvir joined the expanded war cabinet. Ben-Gvir further alleged that Eisenkot, now a candidate supported by Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas, is promising to conquer Gaza. Ben-Gvir concluded by stating there is "no limit to the lies of the Arab and left-wing camp led by Eisenkot."
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