Strategic Advisor Warns of Danger to Gadi Eizenkot Amid Ben Gurion Airport Chaos
Strategic advisor Ronen Tzur issued a live warning about the safety of former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot, stating that he is under threat and cautioning that Israelis might once again mourn in public squares. Tzur criticized the head of the Shin Bet, David Zini, accusing him of paving the way for another state inquiry commission due to his handling of security issues. The comments came amid ongoing chaos and strikes at Ben Gurion Airport, which have disrupted travel plans for hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Israelis during peak vacation season.
Tzur also dismissed accusations from Guy Bosi, who blamed the government legal advisor for the widespread disorder. Bosi argued that the disruptions were justified by political motives, a claim Tzur rejected as harmful to the public. The turmoil at Israel's main international gateway has sparked heated debate over responsibility and security management, with Eizenkot's safety now a focal point of concern.
The situation remains tense as authorities and security agencies face mounting pressure to restore order and ensure the protection of key figures. The controversy highlights broader challenges in Israel's security and administrative coordination amid political and social unrest.
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