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Politics09:44 · Jul 30

Democratic Party Chair Yair Golan Stands by Controversial Remarks on Killing of Infants

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Democratic Party Chair Yair Golan Stands by Controversial Remarks on Killing of Infants
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Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party in Israel, refused to retract his harsh statement claiming that "a sane state does not kill babies as a hobby." In an interview on Channel 13's "Asnaheim" program, Golan insisted he did not say those words in the way they were heard, despite the statement being played moments earlier during the broadcast. He clarified that he never mentioned the IDF or accused Israel of killing, emphasizing that his comments targeted shocking statements made by government ministers. Golan criticized these ministers, questioning their sanity and reminding them they are part of the Israeli government, not just candidates in a primary election. The interview highlighted ongoing tensions within Israeli politics regarding government rhetoric and accountability.

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