Minister May Golan called the Democrats party a dangerous, inciting, and divisive group, expressing fear that Israel's security could fall into their hands, according to Channel 14.
Minister May Golan (Likud) on Monday evening sharply condemned the opposition Democrats party, calling it 'dangerous, inciting, and divisive.' The statement, reported by Channel 14, comes as right-wing figures continue to target the party, which was formed earlier this year through the merger of Labor and Meretz.
Earlier today, The Zioneer published an analysis describing the Democrats as 'the most extreme and dangerous party ever,' noting that its extremism is directed inward. Shortly after, Channel 14 political desk head Mati Tuchfeld warned that the party is a 'bunch of crazies, hallucinations, and extremists' and expressed concern that its members could serve as ministers under a government led by MK Gadi Eisenkot.
Golan's remarks add to the chorus of criticism from the right, as the Democrats party prepares for its primaries. The party has positioned itself as a unified liberal-democratic alternative to the current coalition.
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