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Israeli Party Leaders Eisenkot and Liberman to Meet Amid Political Tensions
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By Юваль Карни, Ynet
First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israeli party leaders Gadi Eisenkot and Avigdor Liberman are set to meet amid political friction, following public exchanges over their parties' platforms and leadership aspirations. Meanwhile, Eisenkot's National Unity party has filed a lawsuit against Bezalel Smotrich over an AI-generated video that allegedly targets judicial figures.
- 01Eisenkot and Liberman to meet after party accusations.
- 02National Unity sues Smotrich over AI video targeting judges.
- 03Parties clash over judicial reform and election alliances.
- 04Eisenkot criticizes Netanyahu's leadership and motives.
- 05Liberman's party seeks government without Netanyahu, Arab, or Haredi parties.
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