Former minister Matan Kahana criticized the Democrats party on Friday for what he described as a politically opportunistic response to a double murder, accusing them of treating the attack as if the primaries were not over. Kahana expressed disappointment with the party's reaction.
Former minister Matan Kahana took to Telegram on Friday evening to criticize the Democrats party over their response to a double murder that occurred today. Kahana, a prominent right-wing figure, accused the party of treating the incident as if the primaries were not over, suggesting their reaction was politically motivated rather than a genuine condemnation of violence. 'It was urgent for those who see themselves as members of the coalition that is supposed to fix Israel to respond to today's double murder as if the primaries aren't over,' he wrote. 'A pity and sad.' The Democrats party has been the subject of right-wing criticism in recent weeks over its approach to security issues and its primary process. The Zioneer has previously reported on internal party dynamics and statements from candidates.
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