Joint List Chairman Vows to Oust Netanyahu in Election
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Dr. Yousef Jabareen, Chairman of the Joint List, announced his party will collaborate with the opposition to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu after the upcoming elections. Jabareen criticized Netanyahu's promises to combat crime as a late electoral ploy and condemned his appointment of Ben-Gvir as National Security Minister. He vowed that the Arab community and the Joint List would remove Netanyahu's government within three weeks.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Joint List Chairman Dr. Yousef Jabareen vowed to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Jabareen announced cooperation with the opposition to remove Netanyahu.
- The statement responded to a new Likud campaign in Arabic.
- Jabareen criticized Netanyahu's neglect of the Arab community.
- He condemned Netanyahu's appointment of Ben-Gvir as National Security Minister.
Dr. Yousef Jabareen, Chairman of the Joint List, has declared that the Arab political faction will cooperate with the opposition to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu from power after the upcoming elections. Jabareen's statement was a direct response to a new campaign launched by the Likud party in Arabic.
Jabareen criticized Netanyahu, stating that after years of neglecting the Arab community, the Prime Minister is now making promises to combat crime as the elections approach and the Joint List gains strength. He called Netanyahu's actions "audacious" and "bloodthirsty."
He further accused Netanyahu of appointing the "racist criminal" Ben-Gvir as Minister of National Security, placing the safety of Arab citizens in his hands. Jabareen asserted that under Ben-Gvir's tenure, organized crime and violence have reached unprecedented levels, with murder rates among the highest in the developed world.
Jabareen urged Netanyahu to stop lying to the Arab public, warning him to "start packing." He confidently stated that within three weeks, the Arab community and the Joint List will send Netanyahu and his "bloodthirsty government" home.
