Eisenkot Vows Hamas Defeat in 18 Months; Likud Questions His Plan
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Gadi Eisenkot, a former IDF Chief of Staff, pledged to eliminate Hamas's rule in Gaza within 18 months during a statement near the border. He criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asserting Hamas would persist under his leadership. The Likud party responded by questioning Eisenkot's plan and its reliance on potential support from the Knesset Member and the Knesset Member.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gadi Eisenkot vowed to end Hamas rule in Gaza within 18 months.
- Eisenkot stated Hamas will remain in power as long as Benjamin Netanyahu leads.
- Eisenkot made his declaration during a statement near the Gaza border.
- The Likud party questioned Eisenkot's plan, referencing the Knesset Member and the Knesset Member.
- Eisenkot presented his plan for Hamas's destruction.
Former IDF Chief of Staff and current Knesset Member Gadi Eisenkot declared on Tuesday near the Gaza border that he is committed to dismantling Hamas's control over Gaza within 18 months. Eisenkot directly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating, "As long as he is in power, Hamas will remain." He presented his plan for the destruction of Hamas during a statement made at the Gaza border.
In response to Eisenkot's remarks, the Likud party questioned the feasibility of his plan, specifically asking how he intended to achieve this goal without the support of Knesset members the Knesset Member and the Knesset Member. The exchange highlights a political dispute over the strategy for dealing with Hamas and the future of Gaza.
