Democrats party chair and reserve major general Yair Golan said Wednesday at the Be'eri conference that the government is prioritizing a civilian nuclear deal for Saudi Arabia while refraining from diplomatic initiatives in Gaza, Iran, and the region. 'Instead of shaping reality, Israel has lost the ability to influence it,' he said.
Democrats party chair and reserve major general Yair Golan attacked the government on Wednesday while speaking in Be'eri, following reports of a civilian nuclear program being advanced for Saudi Arabia. Golan claimed the government is avoiding diplomatic moves in Gaza, toward Iran, and with regional states, and said Israel has lost the ability to shape events. Golan, a frequent government critic, has previously accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of losing strategic initiative and using the IDF as a political shield, as The Zioneer has reported. The remarks were reported by N12 (Mivzakon 12).
- DevelopingDemocrats leader Yair Golan: Israel has lost initiative, Netanyahu is the problem
- DevelopingLiberman warns Saudi civilian nuclear program will lead to nuclear weapons, arms race
- DevelopingBennett slams Saudi nuclear deal as 'strategic failure', says government 'cannot ensure Israel's security'
- DevelopingDemocrats leader Yair Golan: Netanyahu selling 'total victory' lie as north burns
Source and signal
A single-sourced dispatch is never rated Confirmed or Strong. Its Signal strengthens only when a second, independent source corroborates it.
- Internal intake