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YnetPolitics

Gadi Eisenkot Criticizes Israeli Government for Defying Supreme Court Ruling

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Gadi Eisenkot condemned the Israeli government's refusal to obey a Supreme Court ruling on the Second Authority, accusing it of harming democracy and dividing the nation.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot criticized the government for ignoring a Supreme Court ruling on the Second Authority.
  • He accused the government of undermining Israeli democracy.
  • Eisenkot said Netanyahu is dividing Israeli society.
  • He called for a government that unites rather than divides the people.
  • The criticism was posted on social media platform X.
Gadi Eisenkot Criticizes Israeli Government for Defying Supreme Court Ruling
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Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yisrael party, sharply criticized the Israeli government for its decision to defy a Supreme Court ruling regarding the Second Authority for Television and Radio. On the social media platform X, Eisenkot accused the government of undermining Israeli democracy by refusing to comply with the court's directive. He further stated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is dividing the country, emphasizing that Israeli citizens deserve a government that unites the people rather than one that fosters division.

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