Pro-Netanyahu pundit calls Eisenkot ‘monkey,’ in apparent slur against Sephardic heritage
Yashar party likens remark to infamous 1981 'chah’chahim' speech that insulted Likud voters; Yinon Magal says he used the term to mean a puppet controlled by others, not as racist jab
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