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Ongoing Story· Day 30

Defense Minister Katz Slams Lieberman's West Bank Control Proposal

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Eisenkot Accuses Defense Minister of Preemptive Blame for Attacks

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Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot criticized Defense Minister Katz for blaming opposition leaders for current and future attacks on Israel. Eisenkot called the minister's actions an "unprecedented low" and dangerous to security, asserting that Netanyahu and Katz prioritize political survival. He believes the situation will be resolved in five days via elections.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot accused Defense Minister Katz of preemptively blaming political rivals for enemy attacks.
  • Minister Katz had previously blamed opposition leaders for all current and future attacks on Israel.
  • Eisenkot called the defense minister's actions an "unprecedented low" and dangerous to Israel's security.
  • Eisenkot stated that Netanyahu and Katz prioritize political survival over national security.
  • Eisenkot believes the current leadership poses a danger and will be replaced in five days at the ballot box.
Eisenkot Accuses Defense Minister of Preemptive Blame for Attacks
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