Eisenkot warned Netanyahu against "engaging in dangerous military operations".
Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the political bloc "Shinoi" in Israeli captivity, who was entrusted with the formation of the new government in this country, clashed with Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Transitional Government, over the possibility of dragging Israeli prisoners into an unnecessary military operation.
🔸 The media outlets of the Israeli prisoners emphasize that this confrontation deals with the possibility of unilateral attacks by the Israeli prisoners on Iran, and in this context the confrontation between the Chief of Staff and the Israeli prisoners of war and Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the possible coercion of the army into a new military operation with Iran was brought up again.
Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the "Ishar" party in the "Change Bloc", on Wednesday, November 11, the third day of the 28 days that President Yitzhak Herzog gave to form a new government, warned Benjamin Netanyahu that his government is in a state of transition, must be "restrained" and show "double national responsibility" and avoid "D" It can be postponed until the new government takes office.
Although this letter did not directly mention Iran, political commentators and military correspondents of the captive media, such as Kahn, 12 and 13, the Captive Times and Wynet, emphasize that Eisenkot wrote the letter out of concern for a possible new military adventure against Iran, especially that such a war would severely affect the security conditions behind the captive front.
Eisenkot, who was himself the head of the reserve division in the army and formerly the chief of staff of the armed forces, added in his name that taking serious security measures that are not urgent during the transition period "could have devastating consequences" for democracy and "undermine the public's trust in the government institutions and the decision-making process".
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