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SrugimPolitics

MK-Designate Elissafeh Peretz Urges Zionist Government, Criticizes Eisenkot

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Elissafeh Peretz, a Member of Knesset-designate for the Yash party, urged the formation of a "Zionist government" prioritizing reservist soldiers. He criticized party chairman Gadi Eisenkot's reported plans to form a government with Arab factions. Peretz stated his own brigade has been on reserve duty for over 500 days. He believes soldiers defending Israel should be the top priority in any political arrangement.

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  • MK-designate Elissafeh Peretz called for a Zionist government prioritizing reservist soldiers.
  • Peretz criticized party chairman Gadi Eisenkot's reported plans to rely on Arab factions.
  • Peretz's own brigade has been on reserve duty for over 500 days.
  • He stated soldiers defending Israel should be the top priority in any government.
  • Peretz believes Eisenkot's reported plans contradict election promises.

Elissafeh Peretz, a Member of Knesset-designate for the 'Yash' party, has issued a strong call for the establishment of a "Zionist government" that prioritizes reservist soldiers, directly challenging his party chairman, Gadi Eisenkot. Peretz expressed his personal connection to the ongoing conflict, stating that his own brigade, Brigade 9 (Oded), has been on reserve duty for over 500 days. He is set to begin his term in the Knesset next week but emphasized his thoughts remain with the soldiers serving in Lebanon.

Peretz articulated that the reservists and regular soldiers defending Israel's home should be the top priority in any political configuration. He believes their sacrifices are the fundamental reason for forming a Zionist government. This stance appears to be a direct critique of Eisenkot's reported efforts to form a government with the support of Arab factions, which Peretz suggests contravenes explicit election promises made to voters.

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