Hebrew → English transcript

Eisenkot, the Chief of Staff that every country would want its enemy to have.

Listen to what this

man wrote in 2018 in the" Ma'arachot" journal when he was Chief of Staff. "

Israel needs to make..."

and this is what he writes: " Adjustments of the IDF to this new

situation of living alongside weapons of destruction in the immediate vicinity."

And he also wrote that the IDF needs to adapt

itself to the possibility of weapons of mass destruction entering the Middle East.

What else does he write? That Israel will not be able

to completely thwart the nuclear efforts.

Bummer. Come on, let there be no Israel.

This is the difference between a strong national leadership like Netanyahu's,

which will never allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon, and a progressive,

leftist bunch of

ex- officials who want us to live in the shadow of an Iranian atomic bomb.

In any case, Eisenkot is a security threat and must not even get close to

the seat of power.

Any country would be happy to have such a Chief of Staff for its enemy.