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Politics16:04 · Jun 11

Political analyst says this is the biggest threat to Eisenkot

By סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Communications adviser Attila Somfalvi, who previously served as a reporter and political analyst for Ynet, commented today, Thursday, on Gadi Eisenkot's political situation and argued that his biggest danger does not come from Prime Minister Netanyahu. In his remarks, Somfalvi wrote: "The biggest threat to Eisenkot does not come from Netanyahu, but from within. From the purists. From the suicidal left. From those who will now scrutinize every word and every comma. From those who will look for reasons why he is not pure enough, suitable enough, loyal enough to the 'ideology.' They have not disappeared, they are just waiting for an opportunity to bring down the guillotine on someone else. And it will happen." It should be noted that in a political poll published today in Israel Hayom, Eisenkot was seen continuing to gain strength and overtaking former prime minister Naftali Bennett.

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