Ex-Minister Kahana Accuses Netanyahu of Planning Palestinian State
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Former Minister Matan Kahana accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of planning a Palestinian state and being a "leftist." Kahana, running with Gadi Eisenkot's party, also called Netanyahu "one big lie." He further advocated for the return of his own kosher reform, criticizing the current system and accusing Shas and the Religious Zionism party of corruption and granting thousands of jobs.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former Minister Matan Kahana accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of planning a Palestinian state.
- Kahana called Netanyahu a "leftist" and stated he "must go" to prevent a Palestinian state.
- Kahana rejected criticism of his party leader Gadi Eisenkot, calling Netanyahu "one big lie."
- Kahana supports returning his previously advanced kosher reform.
- He criticized the current kosher certification arrangement, accusing Shas and Religious Zionism of corruption.
Former Minister Matan Kahana, running for the Yachad party led by Gadi Eisenkot, launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, accusing him of working towards the establishment of a Palestinian state. Speaking in an interview with Yossi Ben Atar on Kan Moreshet radio, Kahana rejected criticisms leveled against Eisenkot and instead directed severe accusations at the Prime Minister. "Netanyahu is a leftist, he is planning a Palestinian state. He must go so that there won't be a Palestinian state here," Kahana declared. Kahana also addressed claims against his party leader, Gadi Eisenkot, stating, "He is one big lie." The former minister also commented on the kosher certification issue, a topic he dealt with during his tenure as Minister of Religious Services. Kahana affirmed his continued support for the kosher reform he previously advanced, stating, "My kosher reform must be returned." He then criticized the current kosher certification arrangement, directing his remarks at the Shas and Religious Zionism parties. According to Kahana, the current arrangement grants Shas thousands of positions, calling it "a disgrace and corruption."
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