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US Ambassador: I think most Israelis do not want the US not to interfere in Israel's affairs - voila! news

2023-02-28T19:28:13.163Z


Ambassador Tom Neides responded at the INSS conference for the first time to the criticism leveled at him by Diaspora Minister Amichai Shikli, "an Israeli official I don't know", as he said. Shikli dismissed his words, according to which his country advises Netanyahu to "press the brakes" regarding the promotion of the legal revolution, and said - "Mind your own business"


US Ambassador: I think most Israelis do not want the US not to interfere in Israel's affairs (Walla system!)

US Ambassador to Israel Tom Neides responded this evening (Tuesday) for the first time to the criticism leveled at him by Diaspora Minister Amichai Shikli. I think most Israelis don't want the US to not interfere in Israel's affairs."



The Minister of Diaspora last week dismissed the words of the US Ambassador to Israel, Tom Neides, who said that his country advises Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "press the brakes" when it comes to promoting his legal plan. the brakes

Mind your own business." Shekley emphasized his words and added that Israel would be happy to discuss with the ambassador "foreign relations matters, security matters, but respect our democracy.

With all love and respect."

Minister Shikli (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

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Naides advised the Prime Minister to act carefully in promoting his legal plan in an interview with the podcast of the former adviser to the President of the United States David Axelrod.

He added, "We are telling the prime minister, as I tell my children - put on the brakes. Slow down. Try to reach a consensus. This is a very complex issue and they are trying to advance it too quickly."



The ambassador said that the United States will not dictate to Israel how to choose judges for the Supreme Court, but emphasized that the democratic institutions are what connects the two countries.

"This is how we defend Israel at the UN and this is how we stand by our shared values," he added.

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