The Religious Zionism party published a statement Monday evening warning that a future government led by Gadi Eisenkot would include Yair Golan, Naama Lazimi, and Yaya Pink, whom it accuses of planning to shut down settlements and evacuate outposts. The party cited Golan's pledge to close the Eli pre-military academy and his reported characterization of settlers as 'sub-human.'
The Religious Zionism party published a statement on its channels Monday evening, attacking the potential next government led by Gadi Eisenkot. The statement warns that the coalition would include Yair Golan, Naama Lazimi, and Yaya Pink, who the party says would harm the settlement enterprise. The party pointed to Golan's declared intention to close the Eli pre-military academy and to his reported remark calling settlers 'sub-human.' It also referenced Lazimi's call for evacuation of settlements and Pink's fundraising for villages in the West Bank.
As The Zioneer has reported, Golan has repeatedly stated his intention to close the Eli academy and to take action against Jewish terrorism. The Religious Zionism party has been circulating warnings about the potential government through Shabbat pamphlets and social media for weeks. Coalition negotiations are ongoing, though no official announcement has been made about the composition of the next government.
4 developments
- DevelopingYair Golan promises a coalition with Mansour Abbas, says Ra'am is preferable to Religious Zionism
- StrongSmotrich mocks Eisenkot ahead of Democrats primary, lists radical candidates
- DevelopingReservist protest leader Yaya Pink announces run for Knesset with The Democrats
- DevelopingYair Golan calls on his bloc to embrace Mansour Abbas to block Netanyahu coalition
Source and signal
- Internal intake