Former Labor Party faction chairman during the Oslo Accords Eli Goldschmidt said the party is dead and called for Israeli sovereignty over the area west of the Jordan River.
Eli Goldschmidt, who chaired the Labor Party faction during the Oslo Accords, made a statement on Thursday criticizing the Labor Party as 'dead' and calling for Israeli sovereignty west of the Jordan River. The statement reflects a hardline stance on territorial sovereignty, aligning with right-wing Zionist positions. Goldschmidt has recently emerged as a vocal advocate for national unity during security crises, according to The Zioneer's background topic. The statement is a personal political opinion and does not represent any official party position.
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