Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot on Friday said Israeli citizens are again learning of a 'fateful agreement' from foreign media, exposing what he called a 'shameful gap' between Prime Minister Netanyahu's promises and reality. He warned that Israel must not accept a situation where Hamas survives, rearms, and waits for the next massacre.
Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot on Friday evening accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of maintaining a 'shameful gap' between his promises and the reality of the war, as Israelis learn of a 'fateful agreement' from foreign media reports. Eisenkot warned that Israel must not accept a situation where Hamas survives, rearms, and waits for the next massacre.
The statement continues a line of criticism from the former IDF chief of staff, who earlier Friday accused Netanyahu of surrendering in political weakness, as The Zioneer reported. Eisenkot, who leads the opposition Yashar party and has surged in recent polls, has made the gap between government rhetoric and security outcomes a central theme of his campaign. His remarks come amid reports of a potential agreement, the details of which have been reported primarily by foreign outlets.
3 developments
- DevelopingSmotrich: Surrendering to Eisenkot would have left Hamas on the fence of communities
- DevelopingSmotrich hails security achievements, says IDF controls 70% of Gaza and holds Lebanon buffer zone
- DevelopingEisenkot: We haven't finished the Gaza mission, must topple Hamas regime
- DevelopingNetanyahu: Gaza no longer a military threat to Israelis, but Hamas must still be removed as ruling power
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