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MakoPolitics

MK Naama Lazimi Condemns Jewish Terrorism in West Bank, Vows to Reject Netanyahu-Led Government

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MK Naama Lazimi, after winning Democratic primaries, condemns Jewish terrorism in the West Bank and refuses to join Netanyahu's government, criticizing him and other right-wing figures.

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  • MK Naama Lazimi won first place in the Democratic primaries.
  • She condemns Jewish terrorism in the West Bank.
  • Lazimi vows not to join the 'October 7 coalition' government.
  • She harshly criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's morality.
  • Lazimi denounces a Knesset member who advocated shooting protesters.
  • She hopes to leave politics within a decade.

Following her victory in the Democratic primaries, Israeli MK Naama Lazimi has openly criticized Jewish terrorism in the West Bank and declared she will refuse to join any government formed by the so-called 'October 7 coalition.' In a candid WhatsApp conversation with journalist Moshe Nosbaum, Lazimi expressed harsh criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing him as lacking conscience and morality. She also condemned a fellow Knesset member who called for shooting protesters in the legs, highlighting her disapproval of such extreme rhetoric.

Lazimi, who secured the top spot in the Democratic primaries, shared her long-term aspirations, stating her hope to move on from her current political role within the next decade. She also addressed internal party dynamics, criticizing MK Mansour Abbas for having issues with strong Mizrahi women. The interview sheds light on Lazimi's firm stance against right-wing extremism and her commitment to progressive values within Israeli politics.

The conversation took place in late July 2026 and was published by N12 magazine on July 30, with an update on August 1. Lazimi's statements reflect ongoing tensions within Israeli politics regarding the government's direction and responses to violence in the West Bank.

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