Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says he will establish a Palestinian autonomy, according to a report by Dana Varon. In response, MK Avichai Buaron (Likud) attacked Bennett, accusing him of enabling the evacuation of Amona and calling him a dangerous left-wing figure without principles.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that he would establish a Palestinian autonomy, as reported by Dana Varon. The remarks drew sharp condemnation from MK Avichai Buaron (Likud), who said Bennett 'fooled us all and enabled the evacuation of my home in Amona. Bennett is a dangerous left-wing man, he has no principles, he is a person without a backbone, and he is one of the people who do not deserve to be leaders in the State of Israel.' Bennett's proposal echoes past comments that have stirred controversy within right-wing circles in Israel. The Zioneer previously reported criticism from Yesha Council chairman Israel Gantz, who accused Bennett of advocating for a 'terror state.' The current statement does not specify the scope or timeline of the proposed autonomy. The claim is reported by a single source.
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