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Eisenkot letter fuels row
Gadi Eisenkot warned Benjamin Netanyahu against making non-urgent security decisions or deploying forces in the absence of an immediate threat. He called for restraint until a government with the confidence of the Knesset is formed, and asked to receive security briefings and for greater oversight of decisions. His warning sparked an internal dispute: Netanyahu’s office rejected it and accused him of politicizing security, while Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich attacked him. Eisenkot responded that his attempts to obtain a formal briefing had been unsuccessful. The disagreement comes amid divisions over whether Netanyahu should remain in office: 46 members of the Knesset support his continued tenure, while 74 do not. The cabinet is expected to meet next Sunday for the first time in about a month.
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