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Herzog's Unity Call Criticized as Disingenuous and Netayahu-Centric
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog's calls for national unity are criticized for serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's agenda by focusing on "Jewish unity" rather than "Israeli unity." The author argues this tactic delegitimizes Arab votes and is a strategy for Netanyahu to retain power. The piece suggests Herzog should reject this narrative and push for genuine unity among all Israelis, noting that Netanyahu's actions harm Israel's international standing and relationships.
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- President Herzog's unity calls are criticized as disingenuous and serving Netanyahu's political aims.
- The author argues Herzog is conflating "Israeli unity" with "Jewish unity," excluding Arab citizens.
- Netanyahu is accused of using the "unity" narrative to retain power and delegitimize Arab votes.
- The article criticizes the Likud party and Shin Bet for a campaign of fake news against the Arab vote.
- Herzog's actions are seen as undermining efforts to counter international criticism of Israel.
- The piece calls for Netanyahu's departure from politics for true national unity.
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