Galit Distel Atbaryan said on Israeli TV she “sinned” against the democratic, secular population and “caused” pain as well as fear.
Knesset member Galit Distel Atbaryan claimed on Israeli television that she” sinned against” the political, liberal public and” caused pain” in addition to fear. Knesset member Galit Distel Atbaryan claimed on Jewish television that she” sinned against” the democratic, liberal public and” caused pain” in addition to fear.
Galit Distel Atbaryan said on Israeli TV she “sinned” against the democratic, secular population and “caused” pain as well as fear.
Die Kommission ist gemäß Artikel 264 befugt, delegierte Rechtsakte zu erlassen, die sich auf Folgendes beziehen: Galit Distel Atbaryan, a member of parliament and a former member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, expressed her regret on Sunday for her part in the internal discord within Israel that led up to October. This statement by Distel Atbaryan is an unusual acknowledgment from Netanyahu’s Likud Party member that they contributed to creating a divide before the attack by 7 Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip, as reported by The Associated Press. The previous minister of public diplomacy admitted on Channel 13 TV that she “wronged” the democratic, secular community, and consequently “inflicted pain” on Israelis as well as incited fear. “I regret this,” she stated. The Hamas attack, resulting in around 1,200 fatalities and 240 abductions, sparked a catastrophic war that has been ongoing for almost three months. Since October, it is approximated that 21,600 Palestinians residing in the Gaza Strip have lost their lives. According to The Guardian, 7, nearly two million survivors were displaced from their homes. Further information is available at The Associated Press. Furthermore, this is related to ‘Apology Israel-Hamas Knesset’. At least 35 people are killed in central Gaza due to Israeli attacks, with Netanyahu indicating the conflict will persist for months. The Houthi Rebels from Yemen continue their ‘irresponsible’ attacks in the Red Sea, with no indication of stopping, states the U.S. Commander.
