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Israeli Opposition Feuds Amid Election Campaign
Avigdor Lieberman attacked Gadi Eisenkot, accusing him of planning to form a government with Benjamin Netanyahu and Haredi parties. Benny Gantz defended Eisenkot, criticizing Lieberman's political record.
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What happened
- 01Avigdor Lieberman accused Gadi Eisenkot of seeking to form a government with Benjamin Netanyahu and Haredi parties.
- 02Benny Gantz defended Gadi Eisenkot, criticizing Lieberman's political achievements.
- 03Gadi Eisenkot urged Israelis to focus on the upcoming election, calling it pivotal.
- 04Lieberman stated his party will not join a coalition supported by Arab parties.
- 05Eisenkot warned the public will not forgive politicians blocking change.
- 06The dispute occurred 11 days before the scheduled elections.
Eisenkot urged voters to focus on the upcoming election, calling it pivotal and stating the public will not forgive politicians blocking change. The exchange highlights internal divisions within the Israeli opposition bloc ahead of the elections.
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