Eisenkot fires back at Lieberman's attack: "Ignore the spin"

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot responds to Lieberman's attack calling him 'Gantz 2'. Eisenkot calls for ignoring 'spin' and focusing on replacing the government, 11 days before the elections. He warns against personal interests that could thwart the move and promises change.

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot responds to an attack by Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman, who called him 'Gantz 2'. Eisenkot calls on left-wing factions to focus on the central goal – replacing the government – and to ignore 'spin' and background noise, 11 days before the elections. In a statement he published, Eisenkot addressed the public and said: 'I ask Israelis who yearn for change to ignore the spin and lift their heads toward the great victory.' He claimed he is working non-stop to bring voters who have 'had enough of Netanyahu's rule', aiming to achieve 'a clear decision of over 61 Zionist change mandates'. Eisenkot sent a veiled message toward Lieberman when he warned against personal interests: 'After the heavy prices we have paid, the people of Israel will not forgive politicians who do not rise to the occasion, because of a chair and personal interests, and prevent the replacement of the 10/7 government.' In conclusion, Eisenkot promised that 'I can be trusted, as I have proven all my life'.