Israeli Government Official Blasts Opposition for Boycotting Controversial Votes
×
[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
by News Editor
Ofir Akunis speaking in the Knesset in 2011. Photo: Wikipedia.
Israel Hayom – Likud Deputy Minister Ofer Akunis called opposition parties “childish” on Sunday after they announced they would be boycotting the vote on three controversial bills this week.
“Leadership is not forged by crying,” Akunis said in response to the announcement. “We will not bow to extortion. The votes will be held as planned.”
Share this Story:
Let your voice be heard!
Join the Algemeiner
Trending
-
Palestinian Cameramen Exposed in New Footage Documenting Oct. 7 Atrocities Side by Side with Terrorists
-
Israel’s Iran Attack Carefully Calibrated After Internal Splits, US Pressure
-
This Passover, Combine Respect for Tradition with the Courage to Innovate
-
How Does Ilhan Omar Really Feel About Iran?
-
Cultural Center Backed by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Plans to Produce Films About Attack on Israel