Following opposition leader Eisenkot's warnings, a meeting will be held with Netanyahu in West Jerusalem.
Upon the call of Yashar Party and opposition bloc leader Eisenkot, Netanyahu and Eisenkot are meeting in West Jerusalem to discuss security issues.
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The meeting was decided after Eisenkot requested a security briefing from Netanyahu and opposed non-urgent military attacks.
The briefing meeting is being held after Eisenkot, the leader of the Yashar Party and the opposition bloc, asked Netanyahu to regularly brief him on security issues and warned him not to "attempt non-urgent military attacks."
In their joint statement, Netanyahu and Eisenkot stated that the meeting on political and security issues will be held today at the prime minister's residence in West Jerusalem.
It was reported that Netanyahu's military secretary Guy Markizeno will also be present at the meeting.
"Change Bloc" leader Eisenkot, who continues negotiations to establish a coalition, had warned the interim government "not to take non-urgent military decisions" following the news that Netanyahu was pressuring Iran to launch new attacks despite the objections of his security staff.
Defense Minister Yisrael Katz, on the other hand, argued that they would not receive permission from the opposition bloc led by Eisenkot to order an attack on the Israeli army.
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