MK Son Har Melech Warns Parties Against Relying on Arab Parties
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Member of Knesset Limor Son Har Melech of Otzma Yehudit is calling for new elections, claiming the recent vote was "stolen." She also intends to seek the disqualification of Arab parties she accuses of supporting terrorism. Son Har Melech opposes a unity government due to security concerns and warns parties against relying on Arab party support, predicting they will be "erased."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MK Limor Son Har Melech will work to disqualify parties she accuses of supporting terrorism.
- Son Har Melech claims the recent election results were "stolen" and calls for new elections.
- She warned parties against forming a government with support from Arab parties.
- The MK believes a unity government would struggle with critical security decisions.
- Son Har Melech predicted parties relying on Arab support would be "erased."
Member of Knesset Limor Son Har Melech, representing the Otzma Yehudit party, has called for new elections, stating that the recent election results were "stolen." Speaking at a Channel 7 booth in the Knesset, she expressed her intention to work towards disqualifying parties she accuses of supporting terrorism and denying Israel's existence. Son Har Melech specifically targeted Arab parties, accusing some members of supporting terrorism and calling for their removal from the Knesset. "We will act so that next time, we will do everything so that they are not sitting here next time," she stated.
Son Har Melech also voiced strong opposition to the formation of a unity government, citing security concerns. Drawing on her experience in the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, she argued that a government with divided opinions on security matters would struggle to make crucial decisions on multiple fronts. "At the present time, I do not see how there is an option, with all the configurations, to lead decisive processes on all fronts," she explained.
Furthermore, she warned that any party considering forming a government with the support of Arab party members would face severe political repercussions. "A party that chooses to lean on them will be remembered for eternal disgrace," she declared, adding, "Remember this moment, their fall will be so great, they will simply be erased."
