But almost from its inception, it became a reflection of the political situation in Israel: with Gadi Eisenkot as a candidate for the next prime minister, but still without a government; and with Benjamin Netanyahu in a parliamentary minority, but using the interim position to launch a furious speech against the 19 Arab deputies. "They want to destroy Israel," he has said. That's why Netanyahu addressed those partners directly today from the podium, called in Israel haredim ("fearful" of God, in Hebrew): "You know very well that they will promise you gold and everything, but the minute after — God forbid! — forming a government led by the left, all those promises will disappear," he warned. #Israel #Netanyahu #Eisenkot (translated)





