Herzog Questions Joint List on War Stance; Leaders Respond
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
President Isaac Herzog met with the Joint List party to discuss their stance during potential military conflicts. He asked if they would cease supporting the coalition in a broad military campaign in Iran or Gaza. The party's chairman, Yousef Jabareen, stated they would make strategic decisions to advance their platform and values, not to topple the government, while also seeking peace.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Isaac Herzog consulted with the Joint List party about their stance on military conflicts.
- Herzog asked if the party would withdraw coalition support during a major operation in Iran or Gaza.
- Joint List Chairman Yousef Jabareen stated they would make strategic decisions.
- Jabareen clarified the party's goal is to advance their platform, not to overthrow the government.
- The Joint List aims to promote their values and strive for peace.
President Isaac Herzog met with representatives of the Joint List party, including Chairman Yousef Jabareen and MKs Ahmad Tibi, Ofer Cassif, Bachar Awwad, and Maha Karkabi. During the consultation, Herzog inquired about the party's potential actions should a significant military operation occur in Iran or Gaza. Specifically, he asked if the Joint List would withdraw its support from the coalition in such a scenario.
Jabareen responded by emphasizing that the party considers the overall picture when making decisions. He stated, "We will make strategic decisions." He further explained that the public did not elect them to bring down Prime Minister Netanyahu, but rather to advance their platform and values. The party aims to make decisions that serve their strategy and promote their beliefs, while also striving for peace.
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