Vinter Party Candidate: Court Not Sole Obstacle to West Bank Sovereignty
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Eran Ben-Ari, a candidate for Ofer Vinter's 'Amcha Israel' party, stated that the court system is not the sole reason preventing Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. Speaking at a sovereignty movement conference in Jerusalem, he called for reaching understandings with the central political camp. Ben-Ari stressed the need to include all segments of society, including soldiers and taxpayers, in the discussion.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eran Ben-Ari, fourth candidate for Ofer Vinter's party, stated the court did not prevent West Bank sovereignty.
- Ben-Ari called for reaching understandings on the judicial system and sovereignty.
- He emphasized including soldiers and taxpayers in the national discussion.
- The remarks were made at a sovereignty movement conference in Jerusalem.
- Achieving sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is a primary goal for the party.
Eran Ben-Ari, the fourth candidate on the list for Ofer Vinter's party, 'Amcha Israel,' stated at a sovereignty movement conference in Jerusalem that achieving sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is a primary goal. Ben-Ari questioned whether the judicial system is the issue, but concluded that "honestly, one must say that the court did not prevent the application of sovereignty." He added that the movement needs to reach understandings regarding both the judicial system and the application of sovereignty, working together with the "central camp." Ben-Ari emphasized the importance of including individuals who serve in the military and pay taxes, even if they hold different views on the Land of Israel.
The conference, held in Jerusalem, focused on the concept of Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank. Ben-Ari's remarks suggest a nuanced approach within his party, acknowledging the complexity of implementing such a policy and the need for broader consensus.
