Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir attacked Gadi Eisenkot in response to his appeal to the prime minister over the possibility of military action during the transitional government.
Ben-Gvir went on to attack Avigdor Liberman, who demanded limiting the transitional government's security decision-making. According to Ben-Gvir, Liberman is "the last person who can lecture us on waging war" and "depends on the favor of terror supporters."
Ben-Gvir added that "you cannot lead a security decision while you are bound by agreements with those who oppose the very existence of the state," and wrote that he will continue to act "solely in the interests and security of the State of Israel."
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Arutz Sheva
Arutz Sheva reports that Ben-Gvir wrote to Eisenkot "shame" and accused him of lecturing on security responsibility, while he himself is the candidate of supporters of terror.
Channel 14
Channel 14 reports that Ben-Gvir told Eisenkot he is the candidate of terror supporters, who came out singing "HaTikvah," and addressed the tensions with Iran and the dispute over the government's powers.
Israel Hayom
Israel Hayom reports that Ben-Gvir wrote on X that Liberman is dependent on the favor of terror supporters, and that a security decision cannot be led while honoring agreements with opponents of the state's existence.
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