Media Personality Questions Netanyahu's Appointment of Eisenkot
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Media personality Eliraz Sade urged Israeli politicians to avoid further elections ahead of the Knesset vote. He praised former Prime Minister Netanyahu's past leadership but questioned his decision to appoint Gadi Eisenkot as Chief of Staff. Sade warned that political deadlock is dangerous and that parties may need to cooperate.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Media personality Eliraz Sade criticized Netanyahu's appointment of Gadi Eisenkot.
- Sade urged Israeli politicians to prevent further elections.
- He warned that political deadlock is the most dangerous outcome.
- Sade suggested that parties might need to sit together after the elections.
Just one day before the Knesset elections, media personality Eliraz Sade posted on social media, urging party leaders and the public to act responsibly and prevent further elections. Sade praised Netanyahu's past performance as Prime Minister, stating, "Netanyahu was an excellent Prime Minister relative to the Israeli reality, otherwise he would not have been elected again and again." He acknowledged that no leader is perfect and that every voter deserves respect.
Sade then addressed the heated political discourse and mutual attacks between political camps. He questioned Netanyahu's decision to appoint Gadi Eisenkot as Chief of Staff, asking, "And if that same Eisenkot was a danger to Palestine, why did you appoint him?" Sade emphasized the importance of avoiding another round of elections, warning of the consequences of political deadlock. "In short, if there isn't 61 [MKs] here, you will have to sit together because another round of elections is forbidden, it's the most dangerous! We saw what happened to us last time," he stated.
Sade concluded his remarks with a direct appeal to all political actors: "Respect each other, maybe you will have to sit together."
