Eisenkot's response to Netanyahu's unity government plan: These tricks don't work for me.
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Ishar party, which is responsible for establishing the future government of the captives, responded to the "government of national unity" plan of Benjamin Netanyahu, the current prime minister of the country.
Mr. Eisenkot said that "Netanyahu knows he lost the election" and accused him that the request to establish a national unity government is a "trick".
The former Chief of Staff of the IDF said: "Netanyahu is calling for negotiations while the negotiations are underway; He claims he wants unity, but... He sows division and ignites the fire of tensions like there is no tomorrow."
Eisenkot added: "These tricks don't work on me."
Last night, Mr. Netanyahu once again called for the establishment of a national unity government with his political opponent and repeated his promise to eliminate the Iranian threat.
He said that only such a government can "eliminate the threat of Iran forever."