Naor Narkis, who lost the Democrats' primaries, says his proposal for secular identity and separation of religion and state was rejected by the party. He spoke about his efforts to advance a secular agenda.
Naor Narkis, who lost the Democratic Party's primaries earlier this month, said on Thursday that his proposal for separation of religion and state was rejected by the party. Narkis, a prominent secular activist, stated that he spoke about secular identity and proposed a clear separation, but the idea was turned down. The statement comes amid internal debates within the Democrats over the party's platform and identity. In a previous statement on July 20, as The Zioneer reported, Narkis said he was considering leaving the country after the primary loss. The rejection of his secular proposal may further influence his political future.
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