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Israel stated that Yesh Atid leader Gadi Eizenkot accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his family of promoting an internal betrayal conspiracy regarding the October 7 attack. Eizenkot clarified that six weeks prior to the attack, he sent a warning message to Netanyahu, but did not receive an appropriate response; the latter only confirmed understanding through a statement from former National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi. He also indicated that it took him nine days to persuade Netanyahu and the political-security cabinet to include the liberation of the hostages held in Gaza as a war goal. Eizenkot added that Netanyahu sent someone to accuse him of intimidating Knesset members, which led to his withdrawal from the government. He remarked that election results remain uncertain and that he is coordinating with opposition Zionist parties. Additionally, he supported Hertsuog's decision to erase the record of soldier Elor Azaria's murderer, expressing wishes for a happy life for him and his family. The Likud party responded to Eizenkot’s accusations, claiming that the objectives of hostage recovery predated his joining the government, that he did not warn of Hamas' attack, and that his statements aim to cover up the formation of a leftist government in coalition with opposition parties.
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