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MignewsPolitics

Eisenkot Party Condemns Harassment Outside Leader's Home

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The party blamed political leadership and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office for creating an atmosphere that allows such harassment. "Yashar" called for the government's immediate replacement.

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  • The "Yashar" party condemned harassment outside its chairman home.
  • Protesters called Eisenkot a traitor and threatened his wife.
  • One demonstrator blamed Eisenkot for his son Gal's death in Gaza.
  • The party linked the incident to political leadership's actions.
  • "Yashar" called for the immediate replacement of the current government.

Protesters reportedly called the politician a traitor, with one demonstrator accusing him of responsibility for his own son's death. A video of the incident captured a man shouting through a megaphone, "You killed your son," referring to reserve senior sergeant Gal Eisenkot, who died in combat in Gaza in December 2023. The same protester allegedly threatened the politician's wife, Hanna, saying, "You will be next to your son."

In a statement, "Yashar" attributed the incident to political leadership that has "erased all boundaries" in its pursuit of power. The party also linked the atmosphere that permits such outbursts to the Prime Minister's Office under Benjamin Netanyahu. "Yashar" called for an immediate change of government for the sake of Israel and its society, stating they no longer expect condemnation of such actions from the current leadership.

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