Netanyahu, in interview with Mark Levin, points out Gantz's leftism
Mark Levin interviewed Benjamin Netanyahu for FOX News, and made some vital points about the "advisors" Benny Gantz is employing for his laughable Blue & White party with Yair Lapid, who've gone out of their way to follow the offensive example many leftists in the USA have employed in their attitude towards Donald Trump:
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke with Fox News' Mark Levin about the "deal of the century" and how it might be implemented following the March election.The video sample can be found on the news page. If Gantz still employs those 2-3 aides and advisors, he's only continuing an utter disgrace and shame that causes embarrassment in the Israeli-relations with the USA.
In the interview, Netanyahu explained that the rival center-left "Blue and White" party, led by MK Benny Gantz, is "a leftist party in disguise."
"Remember, the majority of Israelis are basically right and center-right. So in order to get center-right voters, they pretend to be a center-right party and that they will take up the terrific Trump plan that has been put forward by [US] President [Donald] Trump that's very good for Israel, that has Israel applying Israeli law, adding to Israel's sovereign territory important places like the Jordan Valley."
"This is completely anathema to Blue and White, and their leaders said the opposite just a few months ago. But when the Trump plan came out, they said, 'Oh, we're for the Trump plan.'
"There's only one problem with that. A, they're not. B, they've said horrible things about President Trump just before the Trump plan was announced. Like comparing him to Hitler. And three, they're dependent on the support in the Knesset, in our parliament, to form a government, on the Joint Arab List that says to them: 'If you actually accept the Trump plan, you won't be Prime Minister.' So they're not going to adopt the Trump plan."
Netanyahu explained that Gantz's advisers, who have compared Trump to Hitler, "are the guys who give him the lines" and that Netanyahu has "asked him to fire them. But he wouldn't."
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