MK Gideon Sa'ar, who is considered Netanyahu's opponent and has not received any files, said there are sections in the plan that are not acceptable • "Does not accept delivery of territories or Palestinian state"

MK Gideon Sa'ar (Likud) said in an interview with the press today that "the Trump program cannot be accepted as it is." Sa'ar added that various sections of the plan are not acceptable to him and many of the Israeli public. Or handing over territories, not receiving isolated settlements in the heart of the territory or the fact that most of Judea and Samaria will be owned by the Palestinians. "

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Sa'ar went on to come out against the defense minister and the replacement prime minister Gantz for saying that he would work to implement the plan on all its sections. "I noticed that Benny Gantz said he would work to implement the plan on all its components. I have news for him: there is a majority of the public and a coalition that opposes it." 

"I think there is a historic opportunity to contain sovereignty," he noted, but warned of the program's additional clauses. "I want to make sure that there are no Israeli commitments here about the vision or the practical steps in the field that will produce dangerous facts. An Arab state in the heart of the country is a danger to the State of Israel."

Sa'ar also added to the new government that was sworn in Sunday this week, as well as the work that the right-wing party remains in opposition. "The right is the closest ideological partner to the Likud. It's not good that they are out of government and sitting in opposition. I really hope the way is found to put them in government." 

He also added and attacked Gantz as he addressed the scope of government and the number of ministers. "The main problem is that Gantz wanted an equitable government. Privacy could be achieved in other ways as well."

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When asked about not receiving a file, he said he wasn't even surprised. "When expectations are not disappointing. I was placed at the Likud's top, I worked hard throughout the Likud's success campaign, but I will not base my relationship with Netanyahu on flattery and idleness. I respect him but I have my backbone. I was elected to serve through, which is more important From me or anyone else. "

Regarding the Netanyahu trial that opens tomorrow, he said: "I wish the prime minister to prove his innocence in court is not an easy day at all. The prime minister is entitled to due process. Despite the charges against the prime minister, the public still chose him and it is of great importance to decide the majority."