Why Some Palestinians May Fear an Eisenkot-Led Government More Than Netanyahu’s Exit
A possible change of government in Israel may not bring celebration among Palestinians and others in the Arab world. This analysis argues that Gadi Eisenkot’s military record and his association with the Dahiya Doctrine could make some people fear a tougher approach rather than a move towards peace. It also points to claims about Eisenkot’s position on Palestinian statehood, his plan for Gaza, and the coalition he would need to form a government. These claims and figures should be independently verified, but they raise a broader question: would a change in leadership bring a meaningful change in policy? The post’s central argument is that replacing Netanyahu may change the person leading Israel without changing the policies Palestinians experience. Would you expect a new government to make a difference?
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