Yair Golan Says World Leaders Eager for New Israeli Government
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats, urged potential future coalition partners to pledge not to sit with Haredi parties. He warned that Hamas is intensely rebuilding its strength in Gaza and that a government change could quickly improve Israel's international standing. Golan stated that leaders in Jordan, the Emirates, Egypt, France, the US, and England are eager for a new Israeli leadership.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yair Golan urged potential coalition partners to commit to not sitting with Haredi parties.
- Golan warned that Hamas is intensely rebuilding its strength in Gaza.
- He stated that world leaders are eager for a change in Israeli government.
- A change in government could rapidly improve Israel's international standing, Golan said.
- Golan spoke at the International Counter-Terrorism Conference at Reichman University.
Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats, has called on parties potentially forming the next Israeli government to commit to not sitting with Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) parties. Speaking at the International Counter-Terrorism Conference at Reichman University, Golan also criticized the current government's policy in Gaza, warning that Hamas is "intensely" rebuilding its strength. He suggested that a change in government could rapidly improve Israel's international standing.
Golan urged his "future coalition partners" to declare, "We will not sit with the Haredim in the next government. Period. Simple and clear." He asserted that this would be a swift correction to Israel's deteriorating international image.
He revealed that he has spoken with senior leaders in Jordan, the Emirates, and Egypt, who are "waiting for the government here to change." Golan stated that a change in leadership would lead to a "completely different" regional and international atmosphere. He also shared similar sentiments from leaders in France, the US, and England, who are "yearning" to see a different Israeli leadership that returns the country to its former self, behaving as a state among nations in its values, principles, and actions.
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