Storm in KKL: Ostinsky vs. Likud - 'I will not remove support for Eisenkot, they will only strengthen me'

KKL Chairman Eyal Ostinsky refuses Likud's demand to remove a post supporting Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister, calling the demand baseless and based on a ridiculous claim, and intends to continue promoting his political positions.

KKL Chairman Eyal Ostinsky refuses Likud's demand to remove a post supporting Gadi Eisenkot for prime minister. In a warning letter he received, Likud claimed that Ostinsky, as a civil service administrative official, is prohibited from expressing political opinions. Ostinsky rejects the claim, emphasizing that the post was published only on his personal channels and not with public funding. He attacks Likud, saying they are afraid of him and Eisenkot, and vows to continue promoting his positions. According to him, the role of KKL chairman is political, elected by the Zionist Congress, and not an administrative role. He calls for replacing the government in the upcoming elections.