"My Israel" movement calls for Likud not to relinquish sovereignty • Pressures against blue and white: "Not for irresponsible move"

• Gantz and Netanyahu. Who will give up on sovereignty? // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

Pressure in the background to form a unity government: Last night (Thursday), a "Israel Mine" movement released a video on the background of the progressive negotiations between Blue and White and the call not to relinquish the sovereignty's application. For an unknown period.

The video initiated by the movement includes former Yesha Council Chairman Hananel Dorney, Binyamin Israel Gantz Council President Yesha Yigal Dalmoni, journalist Avishay Ivri, chairman of "Israel Shelly" Sara Hatzani Cohen, Maj. Mil Gershon Cohen , Prof. Talia Einhorn and more.

My Israeli chairman, Sarah Hatzani Cohen: "From recent reports, it appears that in blue and white, the Likud is able to force the Likud to reject sovereignty, perhaps for good. If it is a choice between unity government and sovereignty, we choose sovereignty. "

At the same time, pressure from another direction is being exerted on those engaged in negotiations between the Likud and White Blue, on behalf of the "Commanders for Israel's Security" association. The association calls on Blue and White heads, MKs Benny Gantz and MK Gabi Ashkenazi, and urge them "to avoid unilateral annexation , Without a comprehensive examination of their meanings. "

The chairman of the movement, Maj. Gen. (res.) And former minister Matan Vilnai: "Unilateral annexation can be a disastrous move for the security of the State of Israel and its economy. The time for contacts to form the new government is the time to set clear conditions that will require a comprehensive and in-depth examination before any such move. "

Members of the movement, comprising hundreds of former commanders and senior security officials, today sent a letter to Blue and White MKs Benny Gantz and MK Gabi Ashkenazi demanding that the developing government avoid irresponsible moves, which have serious security and national implications.