Far-Right Party Files Police Complaint Against Bereaved Father for Alleged Murder Threats
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The far-right "Yashar!" party filed a police complaint against bereaved father Yossi Cohen for allegedly threatening to murder Gadi Eisenkot and his wife. Cohen reportedly accused Eisenkot of causing his son's death and told Eisenkot's wife she would die. The party seeks a police investigation into the alleged threats.
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- The "Yashar!" party filed a police complaint against bereaved father Yossi Cohen.
- Cohen is accused of making murder threats against Gadi Eisenkot and his wife.
- The alleged threats were made outside the home of party chairman Gadi Eisenkot.
- Cohen reportedly blamed Eisenkot for his son's death.
- The party chairman is a former IDF chief of staff.
The far-right "Yashar!" party has filed a police complaint against Yossi Cohen, a bereaved father, alleging he made murder threats outside the home of Gadi Eisenkot, the party's chairman. The incident occurred when Cohen confronted Eisenkot, accusing him of causing his son's death, and reportedly told Eisenkot's wife, Hana, "You will not live, you will be next to your son."
The complaint was lodged following the confrontation, which the party claims constitutes a serious threat. Cohen's alleged remarks were made in the context of his grief and anger, directed at Eisenkot, a former IDF chief of staff whose son was killed in combat.
The "Yashar!" party, known for its hardline stance, has taken this action to ensure the matter is investigated by law enforcement. The police are expected to review the complaint and determine the appropriate course of action.
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