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Lieberman Accuses Eisenkot of Seeking Coalition with Netanyahu; Gantz Responds
Avigdor Lieberman accused Gadi Eisenkot of planning to form a government with Benjamin Netanyahu and ultra-Orthodox parties, while Benny Gantz defended Eisenkot and criticized Lieberman's approach. Lieberman also attacked Eisenkot's proposed conscription plan and his political experience.
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What happened
- 01Avigdor Lieberman accused Gadi Eisenkot of seeking a coalition with Benjamin Netanyahu and ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 02Benny Gantz defended Gadi Eisenkot and accused Lieberman of leading Israel to a political dead end.
- 03Lieberman criticized Eisenkot's conscription plan, claiming it would not end exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox.
- 04Lieberman questioned Eisenkot's political experience, contrasting it with his own military background.
- 05Gantz asserted that Lieberman's attacks were a diversion from his own alleged plans for a minority government.
- 06Gantz called for a broad unity government, stating only Blue and White could achieve it.
Gantz countered that Lieberman's attacks were a distraction from his own political maneuvering and advocated for a broad unity government led by Blue and White. The dispute highlights deep divisions over coalition building and national issues ahead of potential elections.
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