Lital Shemesh slams former MK from Ra'am: "The problem is support for terrorism"

A heated confrontation erupted between presenter Lital Shemesh and former Ra'am MK Talab al-Sana over voter turnout in the Arab community and the inclusion of Arab parties in the government. Al-Sana argued that the disqualification is based on national and religious grounds, while Shemesh countered that the problem is the support for terrorism and Hamas by some party representatives.

A heated confrontation erupted between presenter Lital Shemesh and former Ra'am MK Talab al-Sana over the increase in voter turnout in the Arab community and the possibility of forming a government relying on Arab parties. Al-Sana claimed that Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was the main factor that brought the Arab public to the polls, and that the disqualification of Arab parties from participating in the government is based on national and religious grounds. Shemesh clarified that the opposition stems from the severe positions and statements of some of their representatives, who are supporters of terrorism and Hamas. Al-Sana attacked Ben-Gvir and called him "a danger to the state." Shemesh concluded the confrontation with a jab at Yosef Haddad.