Reserve Lt. Col. Yehontan Dahuch Halevi criticized Mansour Abbas's approach, saying the Ra'am party leader is executing a 'phased plan that emphasizes building Islamic power through alliances, even with infidels.'
Reserve Lt. Col. Yehontan Dahuch Halevi, a reserve officer in the IDF, leveled a critique against Mansour Abbas, the leader of the Ra'am party, accusing him of pursuing a 'phased plan' to build Islamic power through alliances, including with 'infidels' (kofrim). The comment reflects a right-wing perspective on Abbas's political strategy, which balances his Islamist base with participation in a Zionist-led coalition. The statement was attributed to Halevi in a report.
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