The former adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Nir Hefetz, revealed on Tuesday that the latter was living in panic due to his fears of losing power, with the growing political presence of his opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, whom he defined as "a difficult opponent for Netanyahu to deal with".
Hafetz said this morning (Tuesday) in an interview with radio FM 103 that the fear for his political future directly affects Netanyahu's decisions, given that the calls for the establishment of a national unity government aim to block Eisenkot's political progress.
He added that an atmosphere of anxiety reigns in Netanyahu's office when his political position is threatened, and pointed to urgent and repeated appeals by his wife Sara, his son Yair and those close to him, and emphasized that this behavior reflects Netanyahu's usual pattern of dealing with crises.
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