According to an analysis by The Zioneer, Prime Minister Netanyahu may have belatedly recognized the political damage from Minister Israel Katz's primary campaign moves. The analysis notes that Katz's actions last week included a demand to release an Israeli resident of Judea and Samaria suspected of serious terror offenses against Palestinians, a move it characterizes as 'preposterous.'
In an analysis published early Tuesday, The Zioneer's political desk writes that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have belatedly grasped the political fallout from Minister of Defense Israel Katz's primary campaign maneuvers. According to the analysis, Katz's efforts last week escalated to the point of demanding the release of an Israeli resident of Judea and Samaria who is suspected of carrying out serious terrorist attacks against Palestinian civilians — a demand the analysis describes as 'preposterous.' The piece reflects growing internal tensions within the Likud party as Katz seeks to position himself ahead of internal primaries while Netanyahu attempts to manage the political damage.
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