Gadi Eisenkot government has four weeks to form a 61-seat majority, and a former adviser says Bibi Netanyahu is in panic mode.
Eisenkot now has four weeks to assemble a 61-seat majority for the gadi Eisenkot government. But to reach that number, he’s forced into a situation where he has to break the exact campaign promises that got him elected, leaving him between a rock and a hard place.
And this political deadlock comes at a dangerous time: while leaders bargain for cabinet seats behind closed doors, Iran just lifted its ballistic missile range limits and unveiled a massive new underground missile city. A former adviser says Bibi Netanyahu is in panic mode, and Ben Hilton breaks it all down in today’s show.
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