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MK Gottlieb Declares Knesset Swearing-In a 'Day of Shame and Disgrace'

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MK Tali Gottlieb called the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset a "day of shame and disgrace" due to the presence of 19 Arab lawmakers she branded "terror supporters." Gottlieb stated she felt ashamed and viewed her role as a battle. She also criticized Gadi Eisenkot's political motives and advocated for a broad, right-wing, Zionist government, urging Avigdor Liberman to join.

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  • MK Tali Gottlieb called the 26th Knesset swearing-in a "day of shame and disgrace."
  • Gottlieb referred to 19 Arab lawmakers as "terror supporters" present in the Knesset.
  • She stated she felt ashamed and viewed her role as being on a battlefield.
  • Gottlieb doubted Gadi Eisenkot would join a government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • She advocated for a broad, right-wing, Zionist coalition government.
  • Gottlieb urged Avigdor Liberman to join such a coalition.
MK Gottlieb Declares Knesset Swearing-In a 'Day of Shame and Disgrace'
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