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Straight party chairman! Eisenkot was asked if he trusts the Chief of Staff and senior officials of the security establishment to put a stop to Netanyahu's political aspirations in the security field before the elections. "I trust the Chief of Staff a lot, I've known him for decades, he is a loyal person to the State of Israel. Along with my understanding that he is in spite of the government and is acting according to the law," Eisenkot said. "I don't trust the Prime Minister. I hear his statements, so I don't see anything that is a direct threat to the State of Israel." He said these things in a special broadcast before the elections with Moriah Asraf and Yaron Avraham.