Netanyahu Labels Arab Parties Terror Supporters, Cites Need for Strong Leadership
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Arab parties to be "terror-supporting parties" in his first public statement since the election. He claimed only a government led by him could confront radical Islam. Netanyahu urged the formation of a broad national government under his leadership.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Arab parties "terror-supporting parties."
- Netanyahu stated only his leadership can confront radical Islam.
- He called for a broad national government led by the Likud party.
- The prime minister questioned the recent election results.
- Netanyahu made his remarks in his first public appearance since the election.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that Arab parties are "terror-supporting parties" in his first public appearance since last Tuesday's election. He stated that any government relying on them would be unable to confront the challenge of "radical Islam" threatening Israel from within and abroad. Netanyahu, who has recently questioned election results, called for the formation of a new government. He argued that "only a broad national government led by the Likud and under my leadership, including all components of the national camp and willing Zionist parties, will be able to face this challenge."
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