Netanyahu: "We will swear sovereignty in the Valley without delay, and the law on all settlement"

Hundreds of activists came to the Likud campaign opening ceremony, in which Netanyahu promised to apply sovereignty to all settlements in Judea, adding that he would apply sovereignty in the valley, "without a veto from Tibi." Unilateral annexation of the valley

Netanyahu: "We will swear sovereignty in the Valley without delay, and the law on all settlement"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Tuesday that he will apply Israeli law to all communities in Judea Samaria without exception, adding: "We will apply Israeli sovereignty to the Jordan Valley and the Northern Dead Sea without delay, and without Ahmad Tibi's veto." According to senior Likud officials, the Prime Minister's Office is seriously considering proposing a unilateral annexation bill in the Jordan Valley next Tuesday, concurrent with a vote on the establishment of the Immunity Committee, which should be held in the Knesset committee.

Netanyahu said this during the Likud campaign opening campaign for hundreds of activists. Dozens of representatives of the Ethiopian community arrived at the event, following the joining of MK Gadi Jibrakan last week. Netanyahu invited MK Gadi Jabrakan to the stage and greeted him on his return to the party. He added that "the entire Ethiopian community is returning home to Likud."

Later, Netanyahu attacked the Blue and White Party, saying "What will they do with the application of Israeli law on the Jordan Valley? Depends on who you ask in blue and white." He added that "Gantz finally said today that he supports my initiative to apply sovereignty, I was glad, not for a few hours and he was able to get back. He probably received a phone call from Tibi or Yael German, or received a Mayor Torch phone."

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Netanyahu speaks at Likud conference (Photo: Reuven Castro)

PM Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the Likud Campaign Opening Event for the 2020 Elections, Nationals Building, Jerusalem, January 21, 2020 (Photo: Reuben Castro)

Then, Netanyahu wondered, "What will they do with the Nationality Law? One says for one against. Yes and no. What will they do with the economy? We will ask MK Nissenkorn." He added that "What would they do if they were in power. Because before the camouflage campaign and focus groups started what they had to say, they said in real time what they would do. They were against the construction of the fence in the south, they were against my going to Congress, they were against removing the gas from the water. "He added that" they were in favor of displacing localities and the Histadrut economy. They try so hard to hide that they are left. It's not a shame - blue and white you are left. "

In his remarks, Netanyahu mentioned Gantz's promise today that he would apply sovereignty in the Jordan Valley after the elections. Following Gantz's statement, an argument ensued between him and Netanyahu on Twitter, after Netanyahu urged him to return "More Tonight" on the Knesset vote on applying sovereignty in the Jordan Valley.

In addition, Netanyahu promised that "we will bring historic peace agreements with other Arab states, make a historic defense alliance with the United States, and will ultimately stop Iran." Netanyahu streamed a video of his wife singing from the Athens visit, saying he was "seriously considering opening a Likud branch in Athens, but would like to consult with the head of the Saudi branch - Saudi Mohammed says I wish he was at the conference." In addition, Netanyahu was proud of the fact that "we have removed the gas from the sea. We have made Israel an energy superpower." He added that "since we started to extract gas, electricity prices have fallen by more than 20%. It's clean air, cheap electricity. It's a tremendous political regional power and it gives results."

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"This time the Likudniks will rush to the polls." Netanyahu at conference, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)

PM Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the Likud Campaign Opening Event for the 2020 Elections, Nationals Building, Jerusalem, January 21, 2020 (Photo: Reuben Castro)

Netanyahu thanked supporters and activists who came in the cold weather. "The Likud area is burning," Netanyahu said. "The Likud area is waking up, this time we will not stay home - we will move into a house, this time the Likudians will rush to the polls." He urged the public not to vote for parties that do not work to block the percentage, referring to Jewish power, who rejected his request to remove their candidacy in the elections.

Then, Netanyahu asked the crowd to pick up their cell phones and detailed his government's accomplishments, "because the media is not reporting." He argued that the unemployment rate was falling and that the last decade was the best of all time. He noted the rate of employment, average wages in the economy, and the entry of asylum seekers to a halt.

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MK Mickey Zohar at the event, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Mickey Zohar at the opening of the Likud campaign ahead of the 2020 elections, National Buildings, Jerusalem, January 21, 2020 (Photo: Reuven Castro)

In addition, Netanyahu added, "We brought American recognition of our sovereignty on the Golan Heights, Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, to the legality of settlement in Judea and Samaria. These are just some of the things we did." He then streamed a video of Blue and White Chairman Benny Gantz stuttering, saying, "Once upon a time it was either us or them, today it's either us or uh ..."

The conference is produced in the campaign style of US President Donald Trump, with young Netanyahu, including Ethiopians and Arabs, expected to appear on the stage behind Netanyahu. Netanyahu worked last month with two US advisers working on the Trump campaign in the United States - Corey Lewandowski and David Bussi, but their employment ended and it was finally decided not to use them in the current campaign.

MK Gadi Jibrakan with Foreign Minister Israel Katz tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Opening of Likud Campaign for the 2020 Elections, Nation Buildings, Jerusalem, January 21, 2020 (Photo: Reuven Castro)

In the Trump campaign style. Participants in the campaign opening event, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Opening of Likud Campaign for the 2020 Elections, Nation Buildings, Jerusalem, January 21, 2020 (Photo: Reuven Castro)