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Ongoing Story· Day 76

Eisenkot Responds to Netanyahu's Wife, Denies Betrayal Conspiracy

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HamalPolitics

Likud Party Slams Gadi Eisenkot for 'Shocking Incitement' Against Netanyahu

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Likud party has denounced opposition member Gadi Eisenkot for "shocking incitement" against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his staff. Likud accused Eisenkot of using venomous language and inciting against the Prime Minister's chief of staff. The party defended the chief of staff's actions in reporting potential criminal activity.

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  • The Likud party called Gadi Eisenkot's incitement against Prime Minister Netanyahu "shocking."
  • Likud accused Eisenkot of using venomous language in daily statements.
  • The party defended the Prime Minister's chief of staff against Eisenkot's attacks.
  • Likud stated the chief of staff acted legally by reporting criminal suspicions.

The Likud party has strongly condemned Gadi Eisenkot, a member of the opposition, for what it described as "shocking incitement" against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his office. The party stated that while the Prime Minister is extending a hand for unity, Eisenkot and his colleagues are issuing daily inflammatory statements with venomous language.

Likud accused Eisenkot of inciting against the Prime Minister's chief of staff, whom they described as a law-abiding citizen who reported suspicions of serious criminal offenses to the police, as he was obligated to do. The party questioned whether the chief of staff was responsible for planting envelopes of money with suspects, highlighting what they called the absurdity of Eisenkot's "wild incitement."

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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