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Likud Minister Slams Arab Party Ra'am as Hamas Affiliate
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First reported by Srugim · 2 days ago
What happened
Israeli Deputy Minister Almog Cohen of the Likud party attacked the Arab party Ra'am, calling it a "subsidiary" of Hamas and unfit for political partnership due to its alleged refusal to condemn the terror group. Cohen used a violent metaphor to stress his point.
- 01Deputy Minister Almog Cohen called Ra'am a Hamas subsidiary.
- 02Cohen stated Ra'am cannot be a partner if it doesn't condemn Hamas.
- 03He compared Ra'am to Hamas, calling it the same product in different packaging.
- 04Cohen used a violent metaphor to emphasize his stance.
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