Eisenkot says Yadlin's role is to bring votes from the right

MK Gadi Eisenkot stated that Amos Yadlin's role is to attract right-wing voters, according to reports.

Eisenkot's remark, as reported by The Zioneer, comes amid ongoing coalition negotiations. The Likud party has previously stated it will not serve under center-left figures like Eisenkot, as The Zioneer reported on July 1. Eisenkot's comment about Yadlin — a former head of Military Intelligence — suggests an attempt to bridge the right-wing voter base. No further details on the specific context of the statement were immediately available.

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• Developing1 hour ago · 15:47 · 12 JulBen Caspit: Yadlin is not left-wing
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