Yair Golan Rules Out Netanyahu Serving in Any Government Role
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Yair Golan, head of the Democratic Party, declared that Benjamin Netanyahu will not serve in any government role, stating, "With Netanyahu and his partners, we will not sit. Period." Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot echoed similar sentiments, rejecting the possibility of Netanyahu serving as minister. The statements came in response to comments by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett suggesting Netanyahu could serve as a minister. Both Golan and Eisenkot hold Netanyahu responsible for the failures leading up to October 7th.
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- Yair Golan stated Benjamin Netanyahu will not serve in any government role, including as minister.
- Golan declared, "With Netanyahu and his partners, we will not sit. Period."
- Golan holds Netanyahu responsible for the October 7th failures and wartime policies.
- Gadi Eisenkot also rejected the idea of Netanyahu serving as minister.
- Former PM Naftali Bennett had suggested Netanyahu could serve as a minister.
- Both Golan and Eisenkot cited the October 7th failures as disqualifying Netanyahu.
Yair Golan, head of the Democratic Party, stated emphatically on Sunday that Benjamin Netanyahu will not serve in any government capacity, including as a minister, as long as it is up to his party. Golan asserted that Netanyahu, who he holds responsible for the October 7th failures and for promoting draft evasion and judicial overhaul during wartime, will not receive endorsement from the Democrats to return to power. "With Netanyahu and his partners, we will not sit. Period," Golan declared.
Earlier the same day, at a large election conference in Jerusalem, former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot also addressed comments made by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Bennett had suggested he would not rule out Netanyahu serving as a minister in a government he led, though not as prime minister. Eisenkot rejected this idea, stating, "I do not accept that. Anyone who held a position on October 7th is not worthy of serving in command and leadership roles, including minister."
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