Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Sunday that the Israeli right is in a 'coma' reminiscent of the 1992 elections, and warned that if former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot becomes prime minister, he would dismantle the achievements in Judea and Samaria and return to the Oslo policy. The remarks were reported by N12 journalist Amit Segal.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich issued a stark political warning on Sunday evening, comparing the current state of the Israeli right to a 'coma' reminiscent of the 1992 elections. Smotrich stated that if former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot were to become prime minister, he would reverse the achievements in Judea and Samaria and return to the Oslo policy. The remarks were reported by N12 journalist Amit Segal.
- DevelopingSmotrich warns of international moves with Eisenkot, Bennett to reverse Judea and Samaria settlement drive
- DevelopingSmotrich warns of EU-backed plot to reverse Judea and Samaria settlement drive
- DevelopingSmotrich: Surrendering to Eisenkot would have left Hamas on the fence of communities
- StrongSmotrich: Weak government would evacuate settlements, establish Palestinian state
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