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Eisenkot pursues quiet campaign to challenge Netanyahu's leadership
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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli military chief, is attempting to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu through a subdued approach, according to Al-Monitor. Eisenkot, who typically dresses in black and speaks halting English, reflects the military culture that defined his career. In interviews, he tends to respond with bullet-point lists rather than elaborate rhetoric.
The effort represents a potential challenge to Netanyahu's political dominance, though details of Eisenkot's formal campaign structure and timing remain limited in available reporting.
