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Celerity

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4. It is disingenuous. The opposition, immediately in the aftermath of the attacks called him and

Reply to Tomconroy (Reply #2)

Mon Oct 9, 2023, 03:02 PM

Oct 2023

offered full support to him as long as he suspended his fascist judicial reform attempts until after the crisis, and as long as he did not include 2 ultra radical (the type who say all Palestinians must leave Israel (and any land the radicals say is Israel) or be militarily removed) members of his coalition.

Netanyahu refused to even discuss any of it.

This all was just explained real time on MSNBC.

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Benjamin Netanyahu to give speech any moment now. CNN is covering. [View all] Tomconroy Oct 2023 OP

I turned it off. roamer65 Oct 2023 #1

Apparently he called for a unity government. Tomconroy Oct 2023 #2

Well that is pretty big news, right? senseandsensibility Oct 2023 #3

see post 4 Celerity Oct 2023 #5

It is disingenuous. The opposition, immediately in the aftermath of the attacks called him and Celerity Oct 2023 #4

I guess I should have know it was too good to be true senseandsensibility Oct 2023 #6