A difficult week has passed for Israel, with two deadly terrorist attacks in the center of the country that claimed the lives of seven people, who join the deadly attack in Be’er Sheva last week, when a terrorist resident of the Negev killed four people in a hunting trip in the center.
Immediately after the attack in Bnei Brak last Tuesday, politicians hurried to Modi to try to respond to the deadly incident, and also took the opportunity to make accusations against the government and its leader. The chairman of Religious Zionism, MK Bezalel Smutrich, also referred to the events today (Friday) and in a tweet he posted on his Twitter account, he wrote, in the spirit of April 1, that also, “This difficult bloody weekend should be remembered and thanked to Ayelet Shaked Fifth election when they formed a left-wing government with supporters of terrorism … PS. A lie, of course. ”
The Minister of Religious Affairs, Matan Kahana, shared Smutrich’s remarks, and wrote that this was a disgusting tweet. “Terrorism against Jews did not begin 9 months ago. These allegations are a low value and a cynical exploitation of heavy mourning. We have fought terrorism in the past, and we will continue to fight it in the future.”
A disgusting tweet.
Terrorism against Jews did not begin 9 months ago.
These claims are a degradation of values and a cynical exploitation of heavy mourning.
We have fought terrorism in the past, and we will continue to fight it in the future. https://t.co/W5IQMlBbVj– Matan Kahana Matan Kahana (@MatanKahana) April 1, 2022
Another member from the right joined the criticism, and in a tweet he posted on his Twitter account, Nir Auerbach explained why MK Smutrich, who serves as chairman of the Religious Zionist Party, would never be the leader of religious Zionism. “The whole purpose of this difficult week is to increase quarrels and controversy among the people of Israel.”
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Smutrich replies: “Not attending the funerals of the murdered is a moral slump”
The chairman of Religious Zionism did not remain indifferent to the criticism leveled against him and while tweeting on the social network he responded to Minister Kahana’s remarks. “Burning studios and knowingly lying to voters is a moral slump. Forming a government with the extreme left and the Islamic movement that you had warned only a month before from joining them is a setback. To see how from the moment the government is formed the violence among Israeli Arabs is rising and we are facing a wave of terror of Israeli Arabs that was unparalleled and to fortify the glorious lodges and not even attend the murders of the murdered is a moral and moral degradation and it is an abomination. To protest against this is a moral and ethical duty. ”