Opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot called on the Police Commissioner to act immediately against political violence, warning that it may be a severe sign of what awaits in the elections and should not be tolerated, according to a report.
Opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot warned Tuesday that political violence could be a severe indicator of what Israel faces during the upcoming elections, urging the Police Commissioner to act immediately. According to a report, Eisenkot said the phenomenon must not be tolerated. Eisenkot, a former IDF chief of staff and member of the Yashar party, has previously warned about the security cost of political actions, as The Zioneer has reported. His latest call comes amid heightened political tensions and public debate over election integrity and public order.
3 developments
- DevelopingJournalist Inbar Touizer reports Yashar party's call for action after activist Ilan Mans attacked
- StrongShas MK Azoulay denounces police violence in Knesset speech
- StrongEizenkot: Incitement against the Chief of Staff endangers IDF commanders and soldiers
- DevelopingCommentary accuses Eisenkot of comparing wounded Golani soldier to Islamic Movement figure
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