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Al-ShamsPolitics

Knesset Member Urges Inclusion of Arab Parties in Government Formation

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Knesset Member Naama Lazimi called for the urgent formation of a new government and stressed the necessity of including Arab parties in any potential partnership. She described the current government's continued rule as catastrophic and warned of increasing danger with each passing day. Lazimi's comments were made during a radio interview on Radio Al-Shams.

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  • Knesset Member Naama Lazimi called for the urgent formation of a new government.
  • Lazimi stressed the importance of including Arab parties in potential government partnerships.
  • She described the current government's continued rule as a catastrophic situation.
  • Lazimi warned that each day the current government remains in power increases the danger.
  • Her remarks were made during a radio interview on Radio Al-Shams.

Knesset Member Naama Lazimi, from the Democrats party, stated that the current government's continued hold on power is a catastrophic situation, warning that each day it remains in office increases the danger. She emphasized the urgent need to form a new government quickly. Lazimi stressed the importance of including Arab parties in any potential governmental partnership and not excluding them.

Lazimi made these remarks during a phone interview on the "First News" program, broadcast by Radio Al-Shams. She believes that excluding Arab parties from government is a mistake that should be avoided.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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