Netanyahu Claims Israel's Enemies Unite to Oust Him
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared at a Likud conference that Israel's enemies worldwide, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and figures like Erdogan and the Abbas brothers, all seek his removal from office. He argued this unified opposition indicates their desire for Israel's destruction, not its welfare. Netanyahu also criticized political opponent Eizenkot's past actions regarding Gaza.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims Israel's enemies unite in wanting him removed from power.
- Netanyahu cited Hamas, Hezbollah, Erdogan, and the Abbas brothers as calling for his ouster.
- He questioned if these adversaries truly desire Israel's well-being, suggesting destructive motives.
- The Prime Minister made these remarks at a pre-election Likud party conference.
- Netanyahu also criticized political opponent Eizenkot's past actions concerning Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted at a Likud party conference that Israel's adversaries, both domestically and internationally, share a common goal: to remove him from power. He cited examples including an "anti-Semite in New York," Turkish President Erdogan, and "the Ayatollahs themselves," claiming they all call for his downfall.
Netanyahu stated that Hamas, Hezbollah, and political figures Mansour Abbas and Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) are all publicly stating that Netanyahu must be overthrown. He questioned whether these enemies of Israel genuinely desire the country's well-being, suggesting their motives are malicious.
The Prime Minister further argued that his opponents' desire to depose him stems from a wish for Israel's destruction. He specifically criticized Eizenkot, alleging he fled Gaza and advocated for a deal with Sinwar, implying this demonstrates a weakness that enemies exploit.
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