Likud Criticizes Yair Golan for Supporting Turkish Military Presence in Syria
The Likud party responded sharply to comments made by Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party, who described Israel's recent strike in Syria as a provocative and dangerous move that risks escalating conflict with Turkey. Likud accused Golan of being unsurprised in his willingness to allow Turkish military entrenchment in Syria, a position strongly opposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The party also highlighted Golan's previous call for establishing a Palestinian terror state within Israel and noted that he is slated to become defense minister in a government coalition including Benny Gantz, Avigdor Lieberman, and Mansour Abbas.
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