Yair Netanyahu Mocks Opposition Leader Gadi Eisenkot as 'Puppet'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Yair Netanyahu, son of the Prime Minister, publicly criticized National Unity party chairman Gadi Eisenkot on X, calling him a "puppet" and predicting Israel's demise under his leadership. The National Unity party retorted that the Likud's messaging had not reached Yair Netanyahu in Miami. The incident occurred amidst calls for unity from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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- Yair Netanyahu called opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot a "puppet" and a "golem" on X.
- Netanyahu claimed Israel would not survive Eisenkot's leadership and that enemies were celebrating.
- The National Unity party suggested the Likud's messaging had not reached Yair Netanyahu in Miami.
- The exchange happened while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly advocating for unity.
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, launched a scathing attack on Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the National Unity party, via his X account. Netanyahu referred to Eisenkot as a "golem" and a "puppet on a string of the strongest and darkest elements in the country and the world," suggesting Israel "will not survive him." He further claimed that Iranians, Palestinians, and Arab nations are celebrating Eisenkot's leadership.
The National Unity party responded with a jab at both Benjamin Netanyahu and his son, implying their messaging had not reached them. "It appears: the Likud's new message sheet has not yet arrived in Miami," the party stated, referencing Yair Netanyahu's location at the time of his post. The exchange occurred while Prime Minister Netanyahu was reportedly calling for unity.
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