A political commentator, identified as Yinon, posted on the source that former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot is playing on the Moroccan and traditional angle, and suggested that Moroccans who think the 'kill him first' saying is just a slogan should vote for him. The post reflects a political appeal within the Moroccan-Israeli community.
The comment, posted on the source, references the traditional Jewish principle 'He who comes to kill you, rise up and kill him first' (שהקם להרגך השכם להורגו). The commentator Yinon suggests that Eisenkot, a former IDF chief of staff of Moroccan descent, is leveraging his ethnic background and traditional values. The post urges Moroccan-Israeli voters to support Eisenkot if they believe the saying is not just a slogan.
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