Channel 14 journalist Noam Amir reports, citing Amit Segal's Telegram, that Mansour Abbas is explaining to the Arab public his support for the national service-for-all deal. The analysis argues that Abbas's partners — the former chief of staff, Lieberman, and Bennett — are the real story, not Abbas himself.
A new post on Amit Segal's Telegram, relayed by Noam Amir (Channel 14), shows Mansour Abbas explaining his stance on the national service deal to the Arab public. The message, in Arabic, attempts to bridge the gap between his statements in Hebrew and Arabic, and the accompanying commentary argues that Abbas is not the central player, but rather his senior partners — the former chief of staff, Lieberman, and Bennett. As The Zioneer reported earlier this week, Minister Avi Dichter criticized Abbas's refusal to label Hamas as a terrorist organization, placing him at the center of Israeli political debate. At this stage, no further details about the content of the deal or its timing have been published.
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