Keep the Israeli army out of politics and do not harm Israel's security and unity of command
If Gadi Eisenkot were truly interested in the country's security, he would request a secret meeting with the prime minister and the chief of staff, review the intelligence information, and express his opinion/demand in a closed session. Eisenkot was chief of staff, and he knows well that sensitive security matters are discussed in closed sessions, not in public. His public message sent through the media aims to undermine confidence in decision-making processes within the Israeli army and in Israeli society, and is a regrettable and direct continuation of the Israeli left's readiness on the eve of war to harm Israel's security and use it as a political pressure card to achieve political goals. I demand you, Gadi Eisenkot, keep the Israeli army away from politics, and do not recklessly endanger Israel's security and the unity of its leadership. Simply, don't do it.
Appointing a Knesset speaker with the votes of Israel's enemies is illegitimate. I call on Matan Kahana to refuse the position.
Arab party leaders should be investigated
Thank you, dear people of Israel, for your trust and great support. Praise be to God for all this good. Thank you to our dear activists who worked day and night with inexhaustible dedication. This success is yours. We will continue to serve the people of Israel, the land of Israel, and the Torah of Israel. Long live the people of Israel.
We will not allow Arabs to celebrate, and Jewish settlements will be established in Gaza
Smotrich called, according to Amit Segal's Hebrew page, for an investigation into Arab party leaders, without further details.
Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper quoted Smotrich as saying that Arabs will not be allowed to celebrate, and that Jewish settlements will be established in Gaza.
The Hebrew page "Yanon Magal" published a statement by Smotrich in which he said he is waiting for the counting of soldiers' votes, without further details.
The Hebrew Tov News site quoted Smotrich urging voters to leave their homes in Jerusalem, saying: "Everyone is heading to vote. Arab towns and leftist centers are witnessing heavy …
Israel's Channel 7 Hebrew reported that Smotrich called on all right-wingers in Israel to go vote, in a brief statement without further details in the article.
The Hebrew Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper quoted Smotrich as saying he ordered the demolition of Arab buildings near the site of the attack, without further details in the available te…
The Abu Ali al-Abri blog website quoted Israeli Minister Smotrich as saying that there is no so-called Palestinian people, neither historically nor legally, that Palestinians have …
Israeli Minister Smotrich said in an interview with the Abu Ali website that the Oslo Accords must be canceled and the Palestinian Authority dissolved, accusing it of being behind …