Yair Golan Criticizes Netanyahu Opposition Bloc Partners
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats Party, has expressed distrust in his partners within the bloc opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing concerns over their commitment to repealing judicial overhaul laws. In a leaked recording, Golan suggested some allies might align with the Kohelet Policy Forum and rejected any unity government with the Likud party. He criticized Likud members Yoav Kisch and Shlomo Karhi for allegedly harming education and media respectively.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yair Golan distrusts partners in the anti-Netanyahu bloc and fears they may join the Kohelet Policy Forum.
- Golan stated that his party must form a government without draft dodgers, extreme nationalists, or the corrupt.
- He specifically criticized Likud members Yoav Kisch and Shlomo Karhi for allegedly damaging education and media.
- Golan rejected any possibility of a unity government with the Likud party.
- The Democrats Party chairman's remarks were revealed in a leaked recording from a faction meeting.
Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats Party, has publicly criticized his partners within the bloc opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, expressing distrust in their commitment to key issues. In a leaked recording from a faction meeting, aired by Kan News, Golan voiced concerns about his allies, particularly regarding their dedication to repealing judicial overhaul laws. He suggested that some parties within the bloc might align with the Kohelet Policy Forum, a conservative think tank. "There are parties around us that are less trustworthy," Golan stated, adding that "if we want a real reform government, we need strong, big Democrats. Without it, the directions could be Kohelet directions and other directions that are not healthy for the repair of the State of Israel."
Golan also rejected the possibility of forming a unity government with the Likud party. He emphasized his party's firm stance, stating, "There are no compromises. We must, simply must, establish [a government] without the draft dodgers, without the extreme nationalists who are truly destroying our home, and of course without the corrupt." He extended this criticism to the entire Likud party, not just Netanyahu, questioning the inclusion of figures like Yoav Kisch, whom he accused of harming the education system, and Shlomo Karhi, who he claimed is destroying Israeli media. Golan further criticized other Likud members for their alleged complicity in ongoing neglect and impending disaster, referencing a recent "delusion" of a political attack on Iran.
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