Arab Party Calls Netanyahu 'Bloodthirsty' and Demands His Ouster
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
The Arab party "Joint List" denounced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech as "deranged and racist," calling him "bloodthirsty and criminal" and vowing to seek his resignation. The party claims over half a million citizens support their demand for Netanyahu's ouster. The political statements come as Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate to form a government, making Arab parties' Knesset support crucial.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- The "Joint List" party called Prime Minister Netanyahu "bloodthirsty and criminal" after his Knesset speech.
- The party vowed to achieve the resignation of Netanyahu, the Knesset speaker, and the government.
- Netanyahu had criticized the "Joint List" and Ra'am parties in his speech.
- The "Joint List" claims over half a million citizens support their demand for Netanyahu's removal.
- Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate to form a new government.
- Arab parties' Knesset support is significant for future coalition building.
The Arab political party "Joint List" has vehemently condemned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the new Knesset on Tuesday, November 10, calling it "deranged, inciting, and racist." The party labeled Netanyahu himself as "bloodthirsty and criminal" and vowed to pursue his resignation.
In his address, Netanyahu criticized the "Joint List" and the Ra'am party, warning against relying on Arab parties for future government formation. The "Joint List" asserted that its stance is supported by over half a million citizens who desire Netanyahu's removal.
The party attributed the prime minister's harsh rhetoric to his "complete hysteria," stating, "A bloodthirsty and criminal prime minister is in a state of complete hysteria. Otherwise, it is impossible to explain the deranged, inciting, and racist speech he delivered today."
The "Joint List" declared its intention to achieve a change in government, claiming the backing of over 500,000 citizens. They emphasized their commitment to removing Netanyahu, the Knesset speaker, and the current government through all necessary efforts.
Netanyahu's speech occurred amidst the ongoing political maneuvering following recent elections. Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate to form a government, making the position of Arab parties in the Knesset significant for coalition calculations. Previously, Netanyahu had voiced opposition to cooperating with Arab parties and reiterated his call for a unity government.
