From the blood of his heart: Eli Ohana cried out on air - "How can you be indifferent?"

In an interview on 103FM, Yaya Pink of the Democrats opposed cooperation with United Torah Judaism over the issue of equality in the burden of military service, and supported integrating Ra'am into the government. Eli Ohana confronted him and said he prefers the Haredi parties over Arab parties. Pink also addressed claims of Qatari funding in elections and criticism of the decline of the Netanyahu bloc from 68 to 53 seats.

In an interview on 103FM, Yaya Pink of the Democrats discussed coalition negotiations with United Torah Judaism and expressed strong opposition to cooperation with them over the issue of equality in the burden of military service. Pink, a reservist himself, argued that equality in the burden cannot be advanced with the Haredi parties. Conversely, he expressed support for integrating Ra'am into the next government, saying that Mansour Abbas and Segalovich could be better ministers than Itamar Ben Gvir. Eli Ohana, who confronted him, said he prefers the Haredi parties over Arab parties that he claims want the destruction of Israel. Pink also addressed claims of Qatari funding in elections in Arab communities, saying he is against foreign money in elections. He concluded with criticism of the election results of the Netanyahu bloc, which dropped from 68 to 53 seats.