The attack at the Yehuda Junction: A wake-up call ahead of the elections | Col. (res.) Amir Noy

Col. (res.) Amir Noy writes in Maariv that the attack at the Yehuda Junction is a wake-up call ahead of the elections. He warns against forming a government that relies on Arab parties that are not partners to the Zionist vision, and states that national security must not be turned into a tool in coalition struggles.

The attack at the Yehuda Junction on Friday morning is a wake-up call for right-wing voters ahead of the elections, writes Col. (res.) Amir Noy in an opinion piece in Maariv. According to him, during three years of war, the government worked to keep the lid on the simmering pot of Judea and Samaria, and the scope of attacks decreased significantly, but one must not confuse operational success with the disappearance of the threat. The author warns against legitimizing the security mechanisms of the Palestinian Authority and claims there is evidence of a training array for conquering settlements. He attacks the possibility of forming a government that relies on Arab parties, while citing Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas, and states that joining Arab parties means long-term strategic security damage. The article concludes with a call to put the good of the country before the good of the camp.