Tuchfeld warns: the dangerous scenario Netanyahu might choose

Channel 14's political desk head, Mati Tuchfeld, warns of a scenario in which Prime Minister Netanyahu collaborates with Gadi Eisenkot, whom he describes as having undermined the war's objectives during his tenure in the cabinet.

Channel 14's political desk head, Mati Tuchfeld, warns of a dangerous political scenario in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might collaborate with Gadi Eisenkot. Tuchfeld claims that during his time in the war cabinet, Eisenkot constantly pushed for a deal and an end to the war, opposed the occupation of Rafah and the Philadelphi Corridor, and pressed to end the fighting even before the elimination of Sinwar, the entry into Lebanon, and the strike on Iran. According to Tuchfeld, Eisenkot also briefed that Netanyahu was acting out of political considerations and joined a campaign claiming Netanyahu was abandoning hostages. Although Eisenkot left the government while making harsh accusations, Tuchfeld warns that political constraints could push Netanyahu to cooperate with him, a move he defines as dangerous. The warning comes against the backdrop of updated election results and Netanyahu's need to form a stable government.