Eisenkot: 'Netanyahu's Conduct Is a Threat to Democracy. He Must Not Remain in Power'
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Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a government by Israeli President Isaac Herzog, stated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu poses a direct threat to Israeli democracy. Eisenkot asserted that fair elections are impossible if Netanyahu remains in office and demanded an immediate investigation into allegations of election interference.
The opposition leader's statements follow revelations of an alleged intervention by Netanyahu's office officials during the elections, accusations that the Executive has denied.
GADI Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of endangering democracy and meddling in the elections and demanded an immediate investigation and his removal from power.
The opposition leader said that the current president could not remain in office after the talks to form a unity government.He also demanded an immediate investigation into the alleged false evidence used against the Arab population on the day of the elections.
The head of the Zionist regime's Yashar party once again attacked the regime's prime minister, saying: "The behavior of Netanyahu and his circle of associates is a tangible and immediate threat to Israel."
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