Arab Parties Threaten Netanyahu With Revelations Over "De-legitimization Campaign"
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Commentator Mohammad Majadla warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Arab parties are preparing to expose damaging information in response to a "de-legitimization campaign." This follows revelations of communications between MK Ahmed Tibi and Natan Eshel. Majadla stated that the parties have a "red line" and that their patience, including that of Mansour Abbas, may expire. He claimed the "archive is full of things that will prove otherwise" and linked the situation to Hamas's planning for October 7th.
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- Arab parties may expose damaging information against Netanyahu, warned commentator Mohammad Majadla.
- The parties have drawn a "red line" following revelations of communications between MK Ahmed Tibi and Natan Eshel.
- Commentator Majadla stated that "the archive is full of things that will prove otherwise."
- Mansour Abbas's patience may expire if the "de-legitimization campaign" continues, Majadla warned.
- Majadla linked the current political climate to Hamas's planning for the October 7th attack.
Following the exposure of communications between MK Ahmed Tibi and former senior Likud official Natan Eshel, commentator Mohammad Majadla warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Arab parties have decided to respond to what he termed a "de-legitimization campaign" against the Arab public. Majadla stated that the patience of Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am party, may also run out.
Majadla criticized Netanyahu's speech at the Knesset swearing-in ceremony, calling it a "political mistake" that incited against Arab MKs and society, and alienated the "change bloc" from a unity government. He asserted that this was also a grave error towards the Arab parties, who have declared it a "red line." "This is just the beginning, but it will not be the end," Majadla quoted them as saying.
Majadla revealed that Arab parties have resolved to continue responding, exposing information, and dismantling the Likud's narrative against engaging with Arab parties. He claimed that "the archive is full of things that will prove otherwise." He also linked this to Hamas's understanding in 2021 that Israel was failing in intelligence penetration, which he said marked the beginning of the plan for the October 7th attack.
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