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Israeli candidate Eisenkot pledges to unite country as Netanyahu deems him 'soft' on Iran
Israeli presidential candidate Gadi Eisenkot's pledge made Sunday to "heal" Israeli society after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's divisive tenure resonated with some voters attending his final campaign rally before polling begins Tuesday.
What the coverage shows
France 24 is the only outlet here that directly frames the story around Gadi Eisenkot, his pledge to “heal” Israeli society, and Netanyahu’s criticism of him as “soft” on Iran. Al Jazeera does not match that angle in its headline or extract, instead using a broader list-style framing about candidates trying to unseat Netanyahu. The coverage therefore diverges sharply, with no shared emphasis on Eisenkot’s campaign message in the material provided.
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