The Green Time: Sonata of Kruizer
At an environmental panel in Jerusalem, MK Itzik Kruizer from Otzma Yehudit presented himself as an environmentalist with achievements as chairman of the Interior Committee. The article examines the tension between his extreme right-wing positions and his environmental activities, and reports on the burning of the garbage mountain in Zemer and Ben Gvir's refusal to authorize inspectors.
At an environmental panel held in the courtyard of the Levi Eshkol House in Jerusalem, MK Itzik Kruizer from Otzma Yehudit participated, presenting himself as an environmentalist. Kruizer, appointed chairman of the Interior and Environment Committee, presented achievements such as blocking IDF plans in Ein Fet and passing a law for treating construction waste. The article examines the tension between his extreme right-wing positions and his environmental activities, noting cooperation with the opposition. Alongside this, the article reports on the burning of the garbage mountain in Zemer and Minister Ben Gvir's refusal to authorize inspectors for enforcing tree cutting.