Legal letter forces Netanyahu's advisor to delete another anti-Eisenkot video | First publication

Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party forced Jonathan Urich, a close advisor to Prime Minister Netanyahu, to delete an AI-generated video he posted showing Trump and Netanyahu joking at Eisenkot's expense. Urich received a pre-lawsuit warning letter from Eisenkot's lawyers and deleted the tweet.

Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party today (Wednesday) forced Jonathan Urich, a close advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to delete an AI-generated video he posted on his Twitter account. The video showed US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu joking in Hebrew at Eisenkot's expense. Urich posted the tweet earlier today and immediately received a pre-lawsuit warning letter from Eisenkot's lawyers, demanding the removal of the video. The letter stated that "Israeli prime ministers throughout the generations have flown overseas as representatives of the people of Israel and the State of Israel" and that a warm welcome is expected, but Urich chose "to exploit the event for purposes of venom and poison." Urich indeed deleted the tweet. The article also mentions a previous video posted by Netanyahu last week, showing a young man running toward Eisenkot, who then hugs Mansour Abbas. Many identified the young man as Eisenkot's son, Gal, who was killed in Gaza. A Walla poll found that 75% believed the video crossed a line.