Likud Slams Minister Ben-Gvir for 'Shooting Inside the APC' and Spreading Lies
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Likud party has sharply criticized Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, accusing him of spreading lies and attacking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu via an Instagram page. Likud urged Ben-Gvir to stop the publications, which they claim benefit electoral rivals and undermine right-wing votes. Despite the attack, Likud stated their intention to include Ben-Gvir in a senior role in a future government. The party called for votes to ensure Netanyahu's leadership.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud accused Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir of spreading lies and attacking Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- The party claims Ben-Gvir uses an Instagram page called "Push" to disseminate falsehoods.
- Likud urged Ben-Gvir to halt publications that allegedly aid electoral rivals.
- The party criticized Ben-Gvir for attacking Likud instead of left-wing opposition.
- Despite criticism, Likud plans to offer Ben-Gvir a senior role in a future government.
The Likud party issued a sharp statement against Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, accusing him of attacking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the party itself. Likud claims Ben-Gvir is spreading blatant lies through an Instagram page called "Push," which they allege operates on his behalf. "It is regrettable that Ben-Gvir is shooting inside the APC and spreading blatant lies against Likud and the Prime Minister," the statement read. The party urged Ben-Gvir to order the page to cease its publications, which they contend aid their electoral rivals. Likud further asserted that Ben-Gvir should direct his criticism towards the left and parties like those of Ofer Winter, Yaron Zelicha, and Noam, arguing these parties risk losing right-wing votes by falling below the electoral threshold. Despite the criticism, Likud emphasized Ben-Gvir's position as a senior minister and expressed their intention to include him in a senior role in the next government, should their bloc form it. The announcement concluded with a call to vote for Likud to ensure a government led by Netanyahu.
