Commentator Yaara Zered reportedly argues that Gadi Eisenkot's polished rhetoric cannot conceal a plan to form a minority government backed by Arab parties, according to a Channel 14 monologue. The claim follows Education Minister Yoav Kisch's similar assessment earlier today, and reflects heightened political tension ahead of a potential election.
A Channel 14 monologue by commentator Yaara Zered presented Sunday evening, as reported, accuses opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot of pursuing a minority government reliant on Arab party support. Zered allegedly described Eisenkot's statements as 'laundered words' hiding the plan, and the report was shared via reports. The claim aligns with Education Minister Yoav Kisch's assessment earlier today at the Israel Hayom conference, which The Zioneer also covered, suggesting that Eisenkot would form such a coalition, legislate to bar Benjamin Netanyahu from running, and dissolve the Knesset. Critic Yaakov Bardugo has made similar allegations. None of these accusations have been confirmed by Eisenkot or his party. The political atmosphere remains fragmented, with coalition talks and judicial overhaul disputes ongoing.
2 developments
- DevelopingEisenkot says again he will form a government with Arab support
- DevelopingMinister Barkat calls Eisenkot a 'leftist who believes in a Palestinian state'
- DevelopingBardugo: Eisenkot seeks to defeat Israel, not win for it
- DevelopingEisenkot tells i24NEWS he aims for broadest possible coalition government
Source and signal
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