Golan Backs Arab Party Inclusion in Future Israeli Government
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Yair Golan, leader of the Democratic Party, supports the inclusion of an Arab party in Israel's next government, calling it a democratic step. He also welcomed a meeting of opposition parties focused on forming a new government after elections.
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- Yair Golan supports Arab party participation in Israel's next government.
- He believes Arab representation is natural and democratic.
- Golan welcomed a meeting of opposition parties.
- He stressed political arrangements for true security.
- Golan cited peace deals with Egypt and Jordan as key assets.
Yair Golan, head of the Democratic Party, has expressed his support for a future Israeli government that includes Arab representation. He stated that an Arab party could be a part of the upcoming government, emphasizing that such inclusion is natural, correct, appropriate, and democratic. Golan reiterated that his party is working towards suitable Arab representation.
Golan also welcomed a recent meeting of leaders from the "Change Camp" parties, describing it as timely and noting the participants' determination to form a new government post-election. The "Change Camp" is a bloc of parties opposed to the current government.
Regarding internal disagreements within the bloc concerning the two-state solution, Golan asserted that true security is achieved through political arrangements. He stressed the need for a considered and responsible approach to the Palestinian issue, without compromising security. Golan pointed to the peace agreements with Egypt and Jordan as crucial security assets for Israel.
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