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Herzog Defends His Stance Against Racism Amidst Jabareen's Criticism
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Joint List Chairman Yossef Jabareen accused President Isaac Herzog of not doing enough to combat racism and incitement against the Arab public. Herzog countered that he had made "very clear statements against racism." Jabareen also criticized the incoming government, specifically naming Prime Minister and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir for alleged incitement and lawlessness.
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- Yossef Jabareen criticized President Isaac Herzog for insufficient action against racism targeting Arabs.
- President Herzog stated he had made "very clear statements against racism."
- Jabareen accused the prime minister and Minister Ben-Gvir of leading incitement.
- Jabareen linked Ben-Gvir to lawlessness and inflammatory statements.
- The criticism was voiced during government formation consultations.
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