Likud Slams Gadi Eisenkot for 'Inciting' Remarks Against Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Likud party has denounced former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot for "shocking and wild incitement" against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his staff. Likud accused Eisenkot of issuing "venomous" messages while Netanyahu seeks unity. The party defended Netanyahu's chief of staff, who reported suspected criminal activity, against Eisenkot's alleged attacks.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The Likud party accused Gadi Eisenkot of "shocking and wild incitement" against Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Likud stated Eisenkot's remarks were "venomous" and "inflammatory" during a time of unity efforts.
- The party defended Netanyahu's chief of staff against Eisenkot's alleged incitement.
- Likud questioned Eisenkot's narrative regarding the chief of staff's actions.
The Likud party has strongly condemned remarks made by former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, describing them as "shocking and wild incitement" against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his office. The party stated that while Netanyahu is extending a hand for unity, Eisenkot and his associates are issuing "venomous" and "inflammatory" messages daily.
Likud specifically criticized Eisenkot for allegedly inciting against the Prime Minister's chief of staff, whom the party described as a law-abiding citizen who reported suspicions of a serious criminal offense to the police, as he was obligated to do. The party questioned whether the chief of staff was responsible for planting envelopes of cash with suspects, highlighting what they called the "absurdity" of Eisenkot's alleged incitement.
