There is great anger in Israel over the US Secretary of State in Linken, who is visiting Israel following what he said hours before the attack on the settlers in Judea and Samaria. A government minister and an opposition MK sharply attacked
Hours before the horrific murderous attack in the city of Hadera by two Israeli Arab terrorists, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinkan visiting Israel said that “settlement expansion should be avoided and settler violence should be prevented in the run-up to Ramadan and Passover.” Hours later, two civilians were killed.
In a joint statement with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said earlier today that “settlement expansion should be avoided and settler violence should be prevented in the run-up to Ramadan and Pesach – in order to step up efforts to form partnerships between the parties.” The US Secretary of State added that he “encourages cabinet members to meet with Palestinian leaders, he referred to the Israeli-Palestinian relationship, and said:” The US administration is rebuilding the relationship between the Palestinian leadership and the Palestinian people in Ramallah and East Jerusalem. “
Bennett and Linken in a statement today. Photo: Olivia Fitoussi, Flash 90.
Communications Minister Yoaz Handel responded and wrote against Secretary of State Anthony Blinken: “The bloodshed in Ramadan is a result of the desire to exterminate Jews. A desire that has been throughout history and has not been cut short. Neither settler violence nor other excuses. The only reaction is an iron wall. “We knew difficult situations, we took a price and won. He sends complete medicine to the wounded in the deadly attack tonight in Hadera.”
MK Bezalel Smutrich called on the prime minister to ask the US Secretary of State to leave Israel, referring to what Blinkan said specifically against settler silence in the morning: Written by MK Bezalel Smutrich.
As mentioned, the deadly attack in Hadera, in which two people were killed and 10 people injured, took place while six foreign ministers were in the Negev, on the occasion of the so-called “Negev Summit” initiated by Foreign Minister Yair Lapid. In the last day, calls against the summit have been published on Arab social networks, known as the “Summit of Evil,” with estimates that the timing of the attackers was chosen tonight to harm the summit in the Negev.