Religious Zionism reportedly opposes the 'Democrats' and what it calls the 'Eisenkot government'

The Religious Zionism camp issued a statement Monday evening opposing the Democrats party and the government it refers to as the 'Eisenkot government,' according to a political source.

The statement, attributed to the Religious Zionism political camp, criticizes the Democrats party and references the current government under the label 'Eisenkot government.' The phrasing is a political attack, using the name of former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot to characterize the current coalition. The claim is based on a single source and has not been independently corroborated. It is unclear whether the statement was issued officially or through unofficial channels.

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3. 20:48 · 20 Jul

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