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Likud MK Almog Cohen Accuses Gadi Eisenkot of Inciting Military Revolt

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Likud MK Almog Cohen Accuses Gadi Eisenkot of Inciting Military Revolt

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Likud MK Almog Cohen fiercely criticized MK Gadi Eisenkot over alleged statements and the potential for a government backed by Arab parties. Cohen warned against cooperating with groups he believes support Hamas and vowed to oppose any such political maneuver. The controversy highlights deep divisions regarding potential governing coalitions.

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  • MK Almog Cohen accused MK Gadi Eisenkot of calling for a military revolt.
  • Cohen warned against forming a government with support from Arab parties.
  • Cohen claimed that some MKs dedicate victories to Gaza.
  • Cohen vowed to oppose any government coalition relying on Hamas sympathizers.

Member of Knesset Almog Cohen of the Likud party has launched a sharp attack against fellow MK Gadi Eisenkot, citing statements attributed to Eisenkot and the potential formation of a government supported by Arab parties. Cohen warned against political cooperation with elements he claims support Hamas. He specifically referenced MK Yosef Jabareen, stating that Jabareen dedicated his victory to Gaza. Cohen asserted that the "change bloc" is advancing the possibility of a government relying on the support of Hamas sympathizers. Cohen declared his opposition to such a move, stating, "We will not allow anyone to take our home," and accused his political rivals of promoting a path that could lead to a government backed by these elements.

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