Former Israeli General’s Recruitment into Politics Involves Secret Timing and Operative Liaison

Former Israeli General’s Recruitment into Politics Involves Secret Timing and Operative Liaison The passage reveals a behind‑the‑scenes effort by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and President Shimon Peres to fast‑track a former army officer into a cabinet position, using an operative (Giora Einy) to circumvent the 100‑day moratorium. While it provides concrete names, dates, and a procedural workaround, the claim is limited to internal political maneuvering and does not yet link to financial flows or illegal activity, reducing its overall impact. Key insights: Rabin and Peres allegedly coordinated a joint invitation for a former general to join the government.; An operative, Giora Einy, was used to manage the timing and possibly sidestep the legal 100‑day moratorium for ex‑military personnel.; The former general was sent to a US think‑tank (CSIS) as a cover while awaiting the invitation.