"We are here to stay":
This is what MK Orit Struck said today (Wednesday) in response to a statement by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who she said shouted "Get out of my sight" during the vote on the Electricity Law.
"I have been thinking about this shout of Naftali for several hours now," the Knesset member from Religious Zionism shared.
"It's true that he lost his temper, but still, I know him well, and closely, and I ask: why did he shout this very phrase - 'Fly away from my eyes?'"
Struck added: "It seems to me that although he shouted a brutal shout straight from the belly, as they say, he meant from the growl of his heart just that - 'Do not put in front of my eyes everything you, ever, have set for me as a goal, as a value, as a challenge. The young settlement, "The settlement in general, the Land of Israel, the struggle against the Palestinian Authority. The Jewish state, the determined struggle against terrorism, the imputation of the national floor."
Struck pleaded that she "does not want to see in front of her eyes all these truths, all these principles, all these values, which prevent me from distorting reality, falsifying values, embracing the Islamic movement, folding all the flags, ignoring what is happening 'under "My government, and to continue to pretend that everything is fine." So many times over so many years in the past, Naftali wanted very much to see me (me personally) in front of my eyes, to hear about my knowledge and positions on all these issues. "
Voting on the Electricity Law: Opposition shouted "Shame" at the opposition, he stood up and confronted them // Credit: Knesset Spokeswoman
The MK clarified that she did not intend to remain silent: "No more.
Now in front of his eyes: the Islamic Movement, the Reform Movement, the LGBT Movement, the Radical Left Movements, and the over-movement of Ganz who plays the role of acting Prime Minister.
We will not fly, Naftali.
We are here to stay, to fight, to deepen roots, and to overcome all obstacles.
Yes, you too.
And maybe actually fly?
Let us fly as Isaiah prophesied to us thousands of years ago: "Who are these?
It is not I, Naftali, it is the commandment of God from generation to generation, and one thing from his words back will not return empty.
Too bad you turned your back on this sublime move.
But he will move forward, even without you. "
A storm in the plenum.
Bennett clashed with MKs from the Likud, Photo: From the Knesset channel
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