The question that should worry Eisenkot's voters

Dana Varon attacks Gadi Eisenkot over his political alliances: a surplus agreement with the Democrats party, none of whose members condemned a video harming the spirit of the IDF, and the inclusion of the chairman of the Directors Guild in his list, an organization that backs the creators of the film "Naz'a". Varon calls on Eisenkot to cancel the agreement and demand a clear disavowal, otherwise his statesmanship will remain a hollow PR slogan.

Dana Varon, a columnist for Channel 14, attacks Gadi Eisenkot in an opinion piece over his political alliances. Varon notes that Eisenkot gave decades to the country's security as Chief of Staff, but now in politics he must maintain red lines. She attacks two alliances: the surplus agreement with the Democrats party, none of whose members condemned a video harming the spirit of IDF fighters; and the inclusion of the chairman of the Directors Guild in his list, an organization that published posts backing the creators of the film "Naz'a". Varon calls on Eisenkot to cancel the surplus agreement and demand that the candidate on his list disavow the posts and condemn the video. She argues that if he does not do so, his talk of statesmanship and clean politics will remain a hollow PR slogan. The article reflects right-wing criticism of Eisenkot, using a demanding and accusatory tone.

The question that should worry Eisenkot's voters