Am Israel Party Accuses Netanyahu of Spreading Fake News
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The "Am Israel" party, led by Ofer Winter, accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of spreading fake news to undermine their movement and potentially appoint Gadi Eisenkot as Defense Minister. The party stated that Netanyahu amplified misinformation, which had already been corrected, and questioned the Likud's focus on their new party. "Am Israel" also criticized the current coalition's reliance on Goldknopf and outlined their platform, which includes Haredi military service and decisive military action.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Am Israel" party accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of spreading fake news.
- The party claims Netanyahu's actions aim to prevent their movement and install Gadi Eisenkot as Defense Minister.
- "Am Israel" questioned the Likud party's significant investment in thwarting their new political movement.
- The party criticized the current coalition government's reliance on Goldknopf.
- "Am Israel" outlined its platform, including Haredi military service and decisive military action.
The "Am Israel" party, led by Ofer Winter, has sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for allegedly promoting and amplifying false reports. In a statement, the party asserted that Netanyahu "even didn't bother to check" the misinformation, which had already been corrected on the site where it was published. The party questioned why the Likud party is investing significant resources to thwart their new movement, suggesting the answer lies in their refusal to be controlled by the Prime Minister.
"Am Israel" claims the campaign of spreading false reports aims to install Gadi Eisenkot as Defense Minister, a move they believe Netanyahu intends to pursue even after the upcoming elections. The party described such a step as a serious threat to national security, stating that only their movement can prevent it. They also highlighted their party's core objectives: integrating the Haredi community into military service, encouraging voluntary emigration, and achieving a decisive military victory.
The party concluded its statement with strong criticism of the current coalition's conduct, particularly its reliance on Goldknopf, and called for change, stating, "Everything the narrow government, which relies on Goldknopf, has not managed to produce, and which we demand to change."
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