Netanyahu Condemns Commentator's Remark About Opposition Leader
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned commentator Yinon Magal's statement against Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Gadi Eisenkot as "very inappropriate." Netanyahu also called for Eisenkot to condemn remarks made by others calling Likud voters "chimpanzees and baboons." The Prime Minister stated that such condescending and contemptuous remarks against Likud voters are a daily occurrence, not an isolated incident.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called commentator Yinon Magal's statement against Gadi Eisenkot "very inappropriate."
- Netanyahu condemned remarks that refer to Likud voters as "chimpanzees and baboons."
- The Prime Minister stated that such insults against Likud voters are a daily occurrence.
- Netanyahu expressed a desire for Gadi Eisenkot to condemn such statements.
- The comments were made during an interview on Radio Tzafon.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned a statement made by commentator Yinon Magal against Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Gadi Eisenkot, calling it "very inappropriate." Speaking on Radio Tzafon, Netanyahu stated, "I condemn it and would be happy if Eisenkot would condemn all the statements by Gali Albin and others that Likud members are chimpanzees and baboons." Netanyahu added that while Magal said something he shouldn't have, he "hears every day the condescension, the patronizing, and the contempt that is harbored towards Likud voters, calling them monkeys, baboons, and chimpanzees." The Prime Minister emphasized that this is not an isolated incident but a daily occurrence, largely directed at Likud voters.
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