Political maneuvering behind appointment of Israeli chief‑of‑staff in late 1990s
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The passage outlines internal Likud politics and personal connections influencing the selection of the IDF chief‑of‑staff, but provides no concrete allegations, financial flows, or misconduct. It ment Misha intervened to support the author’s appointment despite Likud opposition. Yossi Peled was a favored Likud candidate for chief‑of‑staff. Labor background of the author was a political liability w
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