Netanyahu's Cousin Declares He Will Not Vote Likud, Citing Party's 'Moral Sins'
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cousin, Nathan Netanyahu, a Likud party member and professor, announced he will not vote for Likud due to four "moral sins" he attributes to the government. These include attacks on the judiciary, the failure to prevent the October 7 massacre, insufficient support for citizens, and a refusal to establish a state inquiry. He believes these actions have caused a deep national rift and undermined public trust, leading him to terminate his party membership.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Nathan Netanyahu, cousin to PM Benjamin Netanyahu, will not vote for Likud, citing four 'moral sins'.
- He accuses the government of attacking the judiciary and undermining democratic institutions.
- The October 7 massacre is cited as a catastrophic failure of the current government's policy.
- Netanyahu criticizes the government's lack of support for citizens and refusal to bear responsibility.
- He has terminated his Likud party membership over these issues.
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