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A Softer Eisenkot
The article argues that Gadi Eisenkot differs from Benjamin Netanyahu in opposing the continued occupation of territory in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza while insisting on buffer zones; being willing to cooperate, under certain conditions, with the Arab bloc that won 19 votes; and avoiding provoking West Bank residents and the Arabs of 1948. It also describes his right-wing allies, Lieberman and Bennett, as less extreme than Ben Gvir and Smotrich. But, according to the article, the two men agree on treating Israel as an exclusively Jewish state, rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state, viewing Iran as the greatest threat, and relying on military force to ensure Israel’s security. The article concludes that if Eisenkot succeeds in forming a government, he will be “a softer version” of Netanyahu.
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