Bennett: Netanyahu Responsible for Oct. 7 Massacre, Won't Sit With Him
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Together party, declared Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly responsible for the October 7 massacre and stated his party will not sit with him. Bennett clarified that Netanyahu's opposition to universal conscription, a state inquiry, and a constitution makes him unfit for any government. He called for Netanyahu to resign due to his alleged role in the events.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Naftali Bennett stated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is directly responsible for the October 7 massacre.
- Bennett's party will not sit with Netanyahu in any government configuration.
- Bennett highlighted Netanyahu's opposition to universal conscription and a state inquiry.
- Bennett called for Netanyahu to resign due to his responsibility for the October 7 events.
- Bennett clarified earlier remarks about Netanyahu potentially serving in a 'change bloc' government.
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Together party, clarified his earlier remarks regarding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu potentially serving in a "change bloc" government. Bennett stated that Netanyahu bears direct and personal responsibility for the October 7 massacre and must "go home." He asserted that his party would not sit with Netanyahu in any configuration. Bennett explained that his previous comments were intended to highlight the absurdity of the situation, pointing out Netanyahu's opposition to universal conscription, a state commission of inquiry, and a constitution for Israel.
Bennett emphasized that Netanyahu is against universal conscription, a state commission of inquiry, and a constitution for Israel. He reiterated that due to these positions and his perceived responsibility for the events of October 7, Netanyahu is unacceptable as a partner in any future government coalition.
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