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Yair Lapid Rejects Unity Government with Netanyahu, Vows Opposition

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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Yair Lapid, leader of the Yesh Atid party and opposition head, sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his party meeting on Monday. Lapid dismissed Netanyahu's recent statements supporting the formation of a unity government, declaring that Netanyahu will not form another government and will lose in upcoming elections. He stated, "Netanyahu stands at a press conference saying he supports a unity government. What are you talking about? You will not form any more governments in Israel. There will be elections and you will lose."

Lapid emphasized the need for fundamental political change, asserting that the public will hold Netanyahu accountable for failures and mismanagement. He promised to establish a "good, professional, and honest government" that would renew the social contract and fix what has been broken. "On disasters and dysfunction, people pay the price. Netanyahu will lose and the State of Israel will be saved," Lapid said.

He also drew a clear red line regarding cooperation with Netanyahu, accusing him of enabling extremist ideology and corruption. Lapid condemned Netanyahu for failing to take responsibility for the events of October 7, for legitimizing Kahanism, whitewashing corruption, and fostering hatred and incitement throughout his career. He concluded unequivocally, "We will not sit with you. Enough clear? The one who was prime minister on October 7 and did not take responsibility, who legitimized Kahanism, whitewashed corruption, sanctified evasion, and built his career on hatred and incitement, we will not sit with him, period."

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