MK Naama Lazimi Condemns Jewish Terrorism in West Bank, Rejects Coalition with 'October 7' Alliance
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
MK Naama Lazimi, after winning the Democratic Party primaries, condemned Jewish terrorism in the West Bank and refused to join a government coalition linked to the 'October 7' alliance. She criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu and a fellow MK's call for violence against protesters, while also addressing ethnic and gender issues in politics.
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- MK Naama Lazimi condemns Jewish terrorism in the West Bank after winning Democratic primaries.
- She refuses to join a government coalition associated with the 'October 7' alliance.
- Lazimi harshly criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's conscience and morals.
- She condemns an MK who called to shoot protesters in the legs.
- Lazimi accuses MK Mansour Abbas of issues with strong Mizrahi women.
- She hopes to leave politics within the next decade.
Following her top placement in the Democratic Party primaries, MK Naama Lazimi has publicly criticized Jewish terrorism in the West Bank and vowed not to join a government coalition aligned with the so-called 'October 7 coalition.' In an open WhatsApp conversation with journalist Moshe Nosbaum, Lazimi expressed harsh criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing him as lacking conscience and morals. She also condemned a fellow MK who called for shooting protesters in the legs, highlighting her disapproval of such extreme rhetoric.
Lazimi further addressed issues of gender and ethnicity within Israeli politics, accusing MK Mansour Abbas of having problems with strong Mizrahi women. She shared her personal aspirations, stating her hope to move on from her current political role within the next decade. The interview sheds light on Lazimi's firm stance against right-wing extremism and her vision for a more inclusive political future.
The conversation was published on July 30, 2026, and updated on August 1, 2026, by Moshe Nosbaum for N12 magazine.
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