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Ongoing Story· Day 72

Eisenkot Responds to Netanyahu's Wife, Denies Betrayal Conspiracy

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Eisenkot Warns Netanyahu Against Non-Urgent Military Actions

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Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of Yashar!, urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday to avoid non-urgent military actions, warning of damage to Israeli democracy and public trust. Netanyahu's office responded by calling Eisenkot's public statements "irresponsible" and asserting that all government decisions are security-based. The Prime Minister's office also renewed an invitation for Eisenkot to join the government.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot urged PM Netanyahu to avoid non-urgent military actions during a sensitive period.
  • Eisenkot warned that non-essential military moves could undermine Israeli democracy and public trust.
  • Netanyahu's office called Eisenkot's public statements "irresponsible" and an attempt to politicize security.
  • The Prime Minister's office stated all decisions are based solely on security considerations.
  • Netanyahu's office renewed an invitation for Eisenkot to join the government.
Eisenkot Warns Netanyahu Against Non-Urgent Military Actions
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