The alliance behind the back and the unusual document: the panic that led Eisenkot to demand a loyalty oath | Mati Tuchfeld
Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot demanded his Knesset candidates sign an unusual loyalty document, amid fears of a secret political alliance between Ofer Winter and Avigdor Lieberman. The document, perceived as bizarre, stipulates that faction members who oppose future scenarios led by Eisenkot will be required to return their mandate and resign from the Knesset. The move indicates panic in the campaign.
Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot demanded his Knesset candidates sign an unusual loyalty document, amid fears of a secret political alliance between Ofer Winter and Avigdor Lieberman. The document, perceived as bizarre, stipulates that faction members who oppose future scenarios led by Eisenkot will be required to return their mandate and resign from the Knesset. The move indicates panic in the campaign, especially in light of reports that Lieberman met with Bennett this week and coordinated positions. The article describes Winter's attack on Lieberman and Lieberman's response, in which he attacked Netanyahu instead of Winter, suggesting closeness between them. The document itself is presented as having no real legal validity.