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A meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and General Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the "change bloc," may have led to a possible common ground on Israel's security concerns.

What happened

A two-hour meeting between Netanyahu and Eisenkot discussed Israel's security, including the Iranian threat, with both sides agreeing to "proceed with mutual updates as the need arises". The meeting was initiated by Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Netanyahu and Eisenkot have a history of being political rivals.

Why it matters

The meeting is significant because Israel faces security threats on multiple fronts, and the outcome of this meeting could impact the country's decision-making process. The Iranian threat is a major concern, with Iran displaying its renewed arsenal of ballistic missiles and threatening Israel, the US, and European countries.

Key facts

  • Netanyahu and Eisenkot discussed Israel's security in a two-hour meeting
  • Iran is displaying its renewed arsenal of ballistic missiles
  • Both sides agreed to "proceed with mutual updates as the need arises"
  • Eisenkot has repeatedly warned against Netanyahu using security for political purposes

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