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Gadi Eisenkot Faces Criticism Over Arab Outreach Amidst Netanyahu's Accusations
National Unity party leader Gadi Eisenkot faced political backlash after a visit to a Bedouin village, amplified by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, which accused Eisenkot of planning to form a government with Arab parties.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot's visit to a Bedouin village sparked political controversy.
- 02Likud accused Eisenkot of planning to form a government with Arab parties.
- 03The article criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's perceived hypocrisy on Arab outreach.
- 04Eisenkot maintains core principles despite poll declines and criticism.
- 05Eisenkot launched a broader initiative to engage all segments of Israeli society.
The article contrasts Netanyahu's past engagement with Arab leaders with his current campaign tactics, while also noting Eisenkot's core principles and broader outreach efforts.
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