Eisenkot: 'At the first meeting of the government, we will establish a state commission of inquiry'

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot promised to establish a state commission of inquiry at the first meeting of the new government, accusing Netanyahu and his circle of misleading state institutions and distorting public documents.

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot issued a sharp statement in response to the call by families of the kidnapped and those affected on October 7 to publish the full protocols of the Prime Minister's Office. Eisenkot accused Netanyahu and his circle of misleading state institutions and deceiving the public since the beginning of the war. According to him, this is criminal behavior that raises suspicion of criminal offenses, and attempts to rewrite history by distorting public documents. Eisenkot stated that Netanyahu knows the truth and is trying to hide it, and the price of the lie is a direct threat to national security. He promised to establish a state commission of inquiry at the first meeting of the new government.