Benzi Robin, Knitted News24.05.22 20:36 23 Bayer Tishpev
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Prime Minister Naftali Bennett arrived this evening (Tuesday) at the Lindenbaum College for a special event in honor of Jerusalem Day.
Along with Bennett, the Deputy Minister of Religions, MK Matan Kahana, also arrived. The two were warmly received by the heads of the Or Torah Stone network and the students of the seminary.
In a document that reached Knitwear, Bennett repeated what he also said in his speeches on the days of remembrance and independence: “The one thing that bothers me the most is the divisions and internal hatred of the people of Israel – more than Iran, Hamas.”
“I say this responsibly because the internal divisions actually deprive us of dealing with challenges, it paralyzes us.”
“As you get a shot of paralysis in front of an enemy, you can not deal and fight with anything. Not only with the enemy, there are countries in the world that are paralyzed by this polarization and are unable to initiate processes.”
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