On Racism and Reality: Get Out of the Movie
Boaz Haetzni argues that Gadi Eisenkot lacks the ability to form a minority government with the Arab parties, and that opposition to such a partnership is not racism but a distinction between good and evil. He details statements and actions by Arab MKs, including Ahmad Tibi, Yosef Jabareen, and Yosef Atauna, describing them as hostile and dangerous. Haetzni claims that no Arab party runs on a platform of integration into Israel, and that the left hypocritically accuses others of racism. He asks whether Elissaf Peretz and Shira Shapira, who lost family members in attacks, would agree to sit in a government with these parties. The article also criticizes the left for breaking election promises regarding ultra-Orthodox conscription.
Boaz Haetzni argues that Gadi Eisenkot lacks the real ability to form a minority government with the Arab parties, and that opposition to such a partnership is not racism but a distinction between good and evil. Haetzni details statements and actions by Arab MKs, including Ahmad Tibi, Yosef Jabareen, and Yosef Atauna, describing them as hostile and dangerous. He claims that no Arab party runs on a platform of integration into Israel, and that the left hypocritically accuses others of racism. Haetzni asks whether Elissaf Peretz and Shira Shapira, who lost family members in attacks, would agree to sit in a government with these parties. The article also criticizes the left for breaking election promises regarding ultra-Orthodox conscription.