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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Ex-IDF Chief Eisenkot Warns Israel May Cease to Exist as Known

Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar Party and former IDF Chief of Staff, warned that Israel faces a fundamental change if it doesn't alter its current course, particularly after the October 7 failures.

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  1. 01Former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot warns Israel will change fundamentally if current course continues.
  2. 02Eisenkot criticizes leadership, military service exemptions, and lack of strategy post-October 7.
  3. 03He calls for accountability and urgent leadership changes to prevent further security failures.
  4. 04Shira Shapira, whose son died on October 7, joins Eisenkot, entering politics to drive change.
  5. 05Eisenkot and Shapira plan to visit anniversary sites of the October 7 attacks.
  6. 06Shapira advocates for supporting victims, rebuilding, and helping reservists return to normal life.

He criticized leadership, exemptions from military service, and a lack of strategy, calling for accountability and change. Eisenkot, joined by Shira Shapira, whose son died on October 7, plans to visit anniversary sites. Shapira also entered politics to drive change and support victims of the conflict.

Translated and summarized by baba from Vesty, the latest report. Read Vesty’s original

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