Unity or a Trap? The Real Danger in a Government with Eisenkot
Smadar Mors argues that a unity government with Gadi Eisenkot is dangerous for Israel, because he represents the security concept that led to the disaster of October 7, and demands the return of Palestinian workers. She warns against partners from the radical left and Arab parties, and calls for a strong right-wing government.
In an opinion piece, Smadar Mors argues that calls for a unity government with Gadi Eisenkot and his party 'Yashar' are dangerous for Israel. According to her, Eisenkot represents the security 'concept' that led to the disaster of October 7, 2023, and continues to adhere to it, as evidenced by his demand to return about 150,000 Palestinian workers to work in Israel. Mors warns that such a government would rely on partners from the radical left and Arab parties, and would undermine the ability to make decisions in the war. She calls for the establishment of a strong, homogeneous right-wing government instead of a 'fictitious unity'.
Unity or a Trap? The Real Danger in a Government with Eisenkot