"Palestine": The Joint List's response to Netanyahu's campaign

Prime Minister Netanyahu attacked the Joint List after it responded to the Likud campaign "Right or Palestine" with a single word: "Palestine." Netanyahu presented the response as proof of the danger of a left-wing government relying on the Arab parties, against the backdrop of the controversy over the possibility that Eisenkot would form a government with the support of Ra'am.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the Joint List today (Tuesday), after it responded to the Likud's new election campaign, "Right or Palestine," with just one word: "Palestine." According to Netanyahu, the response is direct proof of the danger of forming a left-wing government relying on the Arab parties. Netanyahu published a screenshot of the response and wrote: "Today the Joint List, which is already closed with Eisenkot, responded to our ad with a clear answer: 'Palestine.'" He concluded with a message to right-wing voters: "There is only one way to prevent a Palestinian state – vote Likud!" The attack comes against the backdrop of the debate over who Gadi Eisenkot can form a government with. The chairman of "Yashar!" stated that Ra'am would not be part of his government, but Ra'am's number 2 presented a different picture. Also, the chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan, clarified that including Ra'am in the government is "natural, correct, and proper."