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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israel Should Heed Warnings From Supporters, Editorial Argues

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An editorial argues that Israel's government must listen to warnings from its international supporters, citing billionaire Bill Ackman's assertion that ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich have caused significant reputational damage. Former US Ambassador Mike Huckabee also expressed concern over violence against Palestinians harming Israel's image. The editorial stresses that true friendship means offering criticism when Israeli actions harm national interests, urging leaders to prioritize security and credibility over coalition politics.

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  • Billionaire Bill Ackman warned that ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich are damaging Israel's international reputation.
  • Ackman suggested removing the ministers could improve Israel's standing and relations with US political parties.
  • Former US Ambassador Mike Huckabee criticized violence against Palestinians for harming Israel's image.
  • The editorial argues that genuine friendship requires speaking out when Israeli actions harm national interests.
  • Warnings from supporters who defend Israel internationally deserve serious consideration, the piece states.
  • The government's credibility and priorities are significantly impacted by its ministerial choices, it concludes.

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