MK Reida Rinawi Zoabi of Meretz said today (Friday) that she will vote again against the Judea and Samaria law if it goes to a vote next week.
In an interview with Yaara Shapira on the program “This Morning” here, Reshet B said about the break-up with her party that on a personal level, everything is fine, ideologically a little less so. I mainly expected Meretz to stand on its own two feet, especially on the issue of Judea and Samaria law. By no means do I want to convey that I recommend for the mother to be inactive.
She added about the possibility of resigning from the Knesset because “I hear ministers and MKs from the party coming up and offering me to resign. No one has contacted me directly, I have not yet decided where I am headed. Waiting to see what day will bring. Next week we will see a lot of developments and we will decide. ”
On the public debate with Deputy Prime Minister Lapid regarding promises allegedly made to her regarding the displaced people of the villages of Ikrit and Biram in the Galilee, Rinawi Zoabi said in a direct appeal to the chairman of Yesh Atid: “Do you want proof? You should not come to this. ”
According to her, the discussions on the matter began about five months ago. “Many things were smeared and stopped, but it is impossible to say ‘there was not and was not created,'” she stressed.
Zoebi said yesterday that Lapid Lapid promised to bring back the residents of the villages of Ikrit and Baram who were expelled from the Galilee in 1948. “We started working, but it was stopped,” Rinawi Zoebi said in an interview with Muhammad Majadele on Radio a-Nas.
Lapid responded on Twitter and wrote: “He was not and was not created. It’s a hallucination. “
The director general of the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office, Naama Schultz, who conducted the talks with Rinawi Zoabi, responded on Twitter in an unusual way and wrote: “Only in a reality where there is no price for lying. Such a statement can be made. Sorry, but this is already excessive. It was not and was not created and we will no longer respond to imaginary inventions. “