Religious Zionism Slams Yair Golan for Remarks on Khamenei Assassination
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The Religious Zionism party strongly criticized Yair Golan for calling the assassination of Ali Khamenei a mistake. The party stated Golan's remarks are a warning sign for Israel if the left wins the next election. They contrasted the right-wing's offensive stance, supported by Minister Smotrich and Prime Minister Netanyahu, with calls for retreat allegedly backed by Gadi Eisenkot. The party framed the election as a choice between Smotrich and Strook in the cabinet versus Lazimi and Golan.
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- Religious Zionism party called Yair Golan's remarks on Khamenei's assassination a "bright warning light" for Israel.
- The party stated Golan's comments reveal the 'basic principles of the next government should the left come to power.'
- Religious Zionism contrasted the right-wing's offensive approach with calls for retreat.
- Minister Smotrich's stance alongside Prime Minister Netanyahu in the War Cabinet enabled continued fighting, the party claimed.
- The party framed the election as a choice between Smotrich and Strook versus Lazimi and Golan.
The Religious Zionism party has issued a sharp response to Yair Golan, chairman of the 'HaDemocratim' party, following controversy over his statement that the assassination of Ali Khamenei was 'a mistake that does not serve Israel.' Religious Zionism warned that Golan's remarks signal a dangerous scenario for Israel if the left-wing bloc wins the next election.
'Yair Golan's words, which continue to reveal the basic principles of the next government should the left come to power, are a bright warning light for the citizens of Israel,' stated the Religious Zionism party. The party emphasized the contrast between the right-wing's offensive approach and calls for retreat, asserting that Minister Smotrich's firm stance alongside Prime Minister Netanyahu in the War Cabinet enabled continued fighting on all fronts. They contrasted this with pressure, both public and media-backed, to retreat and accept defeat, supported by Gadi Eisenkot. Religious Zionism declared that the upcoming election is about whether Smotrich and Strook will be in the cabinet, or whether it will be Lazimi and Golan.
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