Why, Netanyahu, why?

Ben-Dror Yemini attacks Netanyahu's speech after the swearing-in of the Knesset, accusing him of choosing division and incitement instead of a call for unity. Yemini claims that Netanyahu missed an opportunity to speak wisely, and that his tone and style push unity away. He links Netanyahu's and Miri Regev's words to violence against Arabs in Israel.

Ben-Dror Yemini, in an opinion piece, attacks Benjamin Netanyahu's speech after the swearing-in of the Knesset, accusing him of choosing division and incitement instead of unity. Yemini argues that Netanyahu could have called for a unity government, but chose an aggressive tone and repulsive style. He mentions Mansour Abbas and accuses Netanyahu of hypocrisy, since in the past he sent Abbas to Rabbi Druckman. Yemini links Netanyahu's and Miri Regev's words to violence against Arabs, citing cases of Jewish youths beating an Arabic-speaking youth and a woman shouting at a Druze woman on a bus. The article ends with a call for national healing and a repeated question: 'Why, Netanyahu, why?'

Why, Netanyahu, why?