Again, in the name of the base, Netanyahu abandons Israel to a political crisis
An opinion piece in Zman Yisrael attacks Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's response to the attack on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levin by settlers, accusing him of sacrificing Israel's foreign relations for his own political interests. The author notes that foreign diplomats have also been attacked and that Britain is expected to impose sanctions.
An opinion piece in Zman Yisrael sharply criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conduct following the attack on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levin by settlers near Abu Falah. The author argues that Netanyahu's restrained statement, published only in English, constitutes a blurring and downplaying of the incident, and that the lack of arrests indicates ongoing lawlessness. The article notes that foreign diplomats were also attacked in the village of Taybeh, and that Britain is expected to decide this week on sanctions against parties involved in construction in the E1 area. The piece accuses Netanyahu of prioritizing his political interests over Israel's foreign relations.
Again, in the name of the base, Netanyahu abandons Israel to a political crisis