Rafik Halabi asked about security - and said in a firm voice: "Israel's enemies are my enemies, period"

Rafik Halabi, head of the Daliat al-Carmel council, said in an interview with 103FM that Israel's enemies are his enemies, and clarified that state security is above all considerations. He called for the integration of Arabs into Israeli politics and criticized the constant demand for Arab parties to condemn Hamas.

Rafik Halabi, head of the Daliat al-Carmel council, said in an interview with 103FM that 'Israel's enemies are my enemies, period'. Halabi addressed political narratives and incitement against Arabs, their integration into politics, and clarified his stance toward Hamas and Israel's security. According to him, there are nearly 2 million Arabs in Israel, a large part of whom participate in building the country and its security. He called for bringing Arabs into the Israeli political game and quoted Ezer Weizman. Halabi emphasized that the security of the State of Israel is above all considerations, and that Mansour Abbas is no less Israeli than Jewish Israelis. He criticized the constant demand for Arab parties to condemn Hamas, and argued that the main issue occupying Arab society is crime, not Hamas or Gaza.

Rafik Halabi asked about security - and said in a firm voice: "Israel's enemies are my enemies, period"