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Ministers condemn the riots in Washington: "It hurts the heart of those who believe in democracy"

Among the many reactions of world leaders to the riots on Capitol Hill, violence in Israel was also condemned.

"I did not believe I would see such pictures," Ganz said, "to condemn in any way," Ashkenazi demanded.

Saar: "A reminder of the dangers of polarization in society."

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Thursday, 07 January 2021, 08:28

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In the video: The night of the attack on the US Congress (Photo: Reuters and from Twitter)

The Israeli political system today (Thursday) condemned the raid on the US Congress building in Washington, during which four Trump supporters were killed.

Most respondents in Israel ran under a blue and white list in the last election.

"I did not believe I would see such pictures in the most powerful democracy in the world," Defense Minister Benny Ganz said of the riots that erupted during the congressional vote to approve the election results.

"The images from Washington hurt the hearts of everyone who believes in democracy. This is proof that before political rivalry, we must agree on the rules of the game: upholding the rule of law, respecting democratic procedures and respectful discourse."

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"I did not believe I would see such pictures in the most powerful democracy in the world."

The essence of the Capitol, tonight (Photo: Reuters)

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Defense Minister Gabi Ashkenazi also condemned the events.

"I was shocked to see last night the attack on the US Congress, the stronghold of world democracy, and this should be strongly condemned," he said.

"Since its inception, the United States, our firm and great friend, has been the beacon of democracy and the values ​​of liberty, justice and independence. I am sure the American people and their constituents have been able to repel this attack and continue to firmly defend the values ​​on which the United States was founded."

New Hope Chairman Gideon Saar said he was "sad to see pictures from Washington last night.

Order has been restored and I am sure there will be an orderly transition of power in the United States, our greatest friend in the world.

The events serve as an important reminder of the dangers of polarization and extremism in society.

We must never take democracy and its institutions for granted. "

"My thoughts with my friends in Washington."

Lawmakers hide during assault (Photo: Gettyimages)

Yesterday, during the onslaught, Chairman Yesh Atid Yair Lapid expressed support for members of Congress. “Very sad and shocked by the photos from the United States, my thoughts with all my friends in Washington tonight.

We hope to see the restoration of order and the completion of the transfer of power.

"America must return to being a role model for democracies around the world," he wrote on Twitter.

At the same time, Avi Nissenkorn, who recently joined Ron Huldai's Israeli party, called for a joint condemnation of world leaders. "The violent rioters in Washington seek to shatter the foundations on which all democracy is founded." "All the leaders of the democratic world must now stand in a unified voice against incitement and incitement and alongside the stability of the rule of law."

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