“Comrade” Eisenkot and the “comrades” in the camp of resistance

There is a scene worth pausing over in some of the political commentary that accompanied Gadi Eisenkot’s rise in opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu: the state of elation that gripped some analysts close to “Hezbollah,” as if the man who spent four decades in the Israeli military establishment and served as chief of staff…
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