Likud Activist Praises Netanyahu's Support for Druze Community, Promises Action on Housing Crisis
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Likud activist Fatin Mulla praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's support for the Druze community and his commitment to resolving the housing crisis in Arab and Druze villages. Mulla stated Netanyahu is the best prime minister for the Druze and has promised personal intervention on home demolitions. He also expressed hope for a government that serves all communities after the upcoming elections.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud activist Fatin Mulla praised Prime Minister Netanyahu's support for the Druze community.
- Mulla stated Netanyahu is the best prime minister to have dealt with the Druze.
- Netanyahu has promised personal intervention to address the home demolition crisis.
- The activist acknowledged planning committees also share responsibility for the housing crisis.
- Mulla called for unity and a government that serves all communities after the elections.
Fatin Mulla, a Likud party activist from the village of Yarka, lauded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stance towards the Druze community, stating that Netanyahu has stood by them during difficult times. Mulla, speaking on Radio Al-Shams, asserted that Netanyahu's contributions to the Druze and other minorities surpass those of any Arab or international leader. He noted that his positive relationship with Netanyahu's policies regarding the Druze spans two decades, characterizing him as the best prime minister to deal with the community.
Mulla also addressed the ongoing housing and construction crisis in Arab and Druze villages, acknowledging the issue of demolishing unlicensed homes. However, he argued that planning and building committees also bear responsibility, not solely the government. While opposing home demolitions, Mulla revealed that Netanyahu has pledged personal intervention to resolve the problem, expressing hope that these promises will translate into practical solutions.
Looking ahead to the upcoming elections, Mulla expressed confidence in Netanyahu's ability to form a government that serves the state's interests. He emphasized the need for the next government to cater to all segments of society and called for unity to address common issues. Mulla concluded by reiterating his hope that the next government will effectively tackle the challenges facing Arab and Druze villages, particularly the planning, construction, and demolition issues.
