An analysis published by The Zioneer argues that the political bloc calling itself the 'camp of healing and change' is boycotting the parties that represent the vast majority of regular and reserve combat soldiers — Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit — while preferring to partner with the Muslim Brotherhood faction (Ra'am). The analysis accuses the camp of hypocrisy in preaching unity while excluding the mainstream right.
The Zioneer published a political analysis Wednesday morning criticizing the political bloc that brands itself as the 'camp of healing and change' — the alliance of parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The analysis argues that this bloc is boycotting the parties that represent the vast majority of Israeli combat soldiers — Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit — and instead prefers to partner with the Islamist Ra'am party, which is affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The analysis accuses the bloc of hypocrisy in preaching national unity while excluding the mainstream right. The analysis was published by The Zioneer.
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