MK Accuses Netanyahu of Historic Division and Incitement
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
MK Orit Farkash-Hacohen criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu at the President's Residence, accusing him of creating a historic low of division and incitement. She stated that incitement was used as a political tactic in the Knesset to maintain power. Shaul Meridor also blamed the Prime Minister's policies for the current situation, emphasizing that it is not inevitable. Farkash-Hacohen urged immediate action, stating the nation's future is at stake.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MK Orit Farkash-Hacohen accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of leading Israel to a historic low of division and incitement.
- Farkash-Hacohen stated that incitement was employed in the Knesset as a political strategy for power.
- Shaul Meridor attributed Israel's current situation to the Prime Minister's policies.
- Farkash-Hacohen stressed the urgency of the situation, stating the nation's future is at stake.
- The remarks were made during consultations at the President's Residence.
MK Orit Farkash-Hacohen stated during consultations at the President's Residence that "unity is not a slogan, it is essence." She asserted that "the Prime Minister has brought us to a historic low of division and incitement." Farkash-Hacohen further claimed that "in the Knesset, incitement was a political tactic to remain in power." The President responded, "I said separation of powers, not unity." Farkash-Hacohen concluded, "The future of the State of Israel is at stake. There is no time to waste." Shaul Meridor added, "Our situation is not a decree of fate. We are here because of the Prime Minister's policy."
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