Yair Golan Calls to Form Government With Arab Parties
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats, called for forming a government with Arab parties, stating that Israel has no future without overcoming fear and racism. He criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's "racist division" of votes and urged his bloc partners to act on their majority. Other leaders in the "Izinkanot bloc" have not yet commented.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yair Golan urged forming a government with Arab parties, citing a need to overcome fear and racism.
- Golan criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's "racist division" between Jewish and Arab votes.
- He stated that Israel has no future if it doesn't stop being afraid and racist.
- Golan called on his bloc partners to act on their majority and seize an opportunity.
- Other leaders in the "Izinkanot bloc" have not yet responded to the election results.
Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats, called on Wednesday for the formation of a government in cooperation with Arab parties. "The reality must teach us one resounding lesson, we have no future here if we don't stop being afraid, and if we don't stop the racism," Golan stated. He added, "We must no longer accept Netanyahu's racist division between Jewish votes and Arab votes."
Golan urged his bloc partners to establish a government with Arab parties, asserting, "We have a majority, we have a responsibility, and we have an opportunity. Now, stop being afraid and start acting." The other leaders of the "Izinkanot bloc" have not yet responded to the actual results.
