Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot told the Frontline Communities Forum on Sunday that Israel must prioritize the northern front and achieve victory before focusing on national unity. Eisenkot criticized the 'empty promises' of the Netanyahu government and the 'heavy prices paid,' according to N12.
Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot told the Frontline Communities Forum on Sunday evening that the next government must prioritize the northern front and achieve victory before turning to national unity. Eisenkot criticized the 'empty promises' of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and the 'heavy prices paid' by Israel, according to a report from N12. The former IDF chief of staff called for a clear order of priorities: first defeating Israel's enemies in the north, then uniting the people.
2 developments
- DevelopingEisenkot: 'Deep chasm' between empty 'total victory' promises and the morning's reality
- StrongEisenkot at party list launch: 'The public is disgusted with existing leadership and chose Yashar'
- DevelopingNetanyahu says he will push for unity government; Eisenkot accuses him of cynical campaigning
- DevelopingEisenkot, as Yashar chair, fires back at Netanyahu: 'Boycotts are a campaign from your past life'
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