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Eisenkot Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Nonessential Military Actions
MK Gadi Eisenkot has demanded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refrain from nonessential military operations during the interim government period, citing concerns over politicization of national security.
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- 01MK Gadi Eisenkot urged PM Netanyahu to avoid nonessential military operations during the interim government.
- 02Eisenkot warned against actions that could undermine Israeli democracy and public trust.
- 03The Prime Minister's Office accused Eisenkot of politicizing national security.
- 04Eisenkot questioned the refusal of operational briefings and delayed committee meetings.
- 05Eisenkot requested the Attorney General's intervention for regular security updates.
The Prime Minister's Office rejected the claims, asserting all decisions are security-based and accusing Eisenkot of irresponsibility. Eisenkot questioned the lack of briefings and delayed committee meetings, vowing to ensure oversight. He also requested the Attorney General's intervention for regular security updates.
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