Roy Konkol Leaves Yoaz Hendel's 'The State' Party Over Alliance with Hili Tropper
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Roy Konkol, a key leader in the Reservists Movement, has left Yoaz Hendel's 'The State' party due to Hendel's political alliance with Hili Tropper, which Konkol says harms public trust and political unity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Roy Konkol leaves 'The State' party led by Yoaz Hendel.
- Konkol criticizes Hendel's political move with Hili Tropper as damaging.
- He says the alliance undermines public trust and political momentum.
- Konkol calls the move a failure to achieve political goals.
- He warns it strengthens divisive bloc politics and boycotts.
Roy Konkol, a leading figure in the Reservists Movement, announced his departure from Yoaz Hendel's political party, 'The State.' Konkol criticized the recent political alliance between Hendel and Hili Tropper, arguing that it causes real damage. He stated that instead of creating one strong political force with public momentum, the move leads to political competition that undermines public trust. Konkol described the alliance as a political organization that misses its goal and benefits only those interested in perpetuating divisive bloc politics and boycotts.
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