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Eisenkot Urges Voters to Channel Anger at Government Into Election Support

Gadi Eisenkot urged dissatisfied voters to turn their anger at the government into support at the ballot box in a Hebrew campaign post on Sunday morning. He pointed to road blockages over military service, derogatory remarks about Mizrahi Jews and violence against diplomats in Judea and Samaria as grounds for his criticism. Eisenkot accused the government of deepening division and linked those complaints to his election appeal. He asked readers who wanted change to cast a ballot bearing the letters דרך in nine days.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival portrait of Gadi Eisenkot in a dark jacket and open-collar blue shirt; contextual portrait, not a depiction of his current campaign statement.

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