Eisenkot's First Response to the Uproar over Netanyahu's Speech
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Tensions at the first session of the new Knesset in Israel, with Netanyahu's speech provoking a strong reaction from Eisenkot, who calls for a government of national unity.
Tensions, counter-arguments, interruptions and shouting marked the first session of the new Israeli parliament, which was sworn in on Tuesday (10/11), demonstrating the difficulties that Gandhi Eisenkot, the leader of the opposition, will face in forming a government. President Isaac Herzog, opening the inaugural session, called on different political forces to compromise in order to form a new ... More www.ertnews.gr
Al-Quds: The leader of the Israeli party in charge of forming the government of Gadi Eisenkot, Tuesday, the speech of the head of the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, during the start of the new Knesset, described the disgraceful and hatefulness of the Prime Minister who, in a statement issued by his office, said: "I listened carefully to the misleading, seditious and hateful speech of the outgoing Prime Minister who exploited an official event…
Gandhi Eizenkot, who is trying to form Israel's next government, expressed anger at acting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday after his last speech. Eizenkot: Netanyahu “Unfit” — His Speech “Disgraceful” - NAUTEBORIKI
The chairman of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, left the Knesset plenary hall during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the swearing-in ceremony of the 26th Knesset. At the same time, his party member Gilad Kariv harshly attacked the leaders of the Change Bloc who remained to sit in the plenary. The post "Democrats" attack the leaders of the Change Bloc for remaining at Netanyahu's speech first appeared on JDN.
After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the Arab parties, Gadi Eisenkot responded to his speech at the Knesset inauguration and the chaos that ensued: "I became even more convinced that he is unfit to continue in office for even one more minute."
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