The nationalist camp’s harsh criticism of Prime Minister
Netanyahu could lead to a second Oslo, says Dani Dayan, who recently
stepped down as head of the Yesha (Judea and Samaria) Council.
“We [Nationalists] brought Oslo on
ourselves,” Dayan told Arutz 7. “We’re likely to make the same mistakes
today.”
“The residents’ committees have been publishing movies that compare
Netanyahu to Arik Sharon…. I’m afraid of where this will lead us,” he
said. “Yes, three houses were destroyed in Migron, I was there and I
cried together with the families, but when they say that because of what
happened in Migron Tzipi Livni is preferable [to Netanyahu] – that will
bring the Left to power.”
Dayan said he believes the right should demonstrate their strong support for Likud.
“First of all, it’s not clear that Netanyahu will be reelected,” he
warned. “I see all the president’s warning signals, I see Diskin’s
attempts at a putsch… I see Left’s attempts to form a large bloc and
that still might happen after the elections.”
Dayan pointed to "look at results, today after
four years, this government had a building push both in the settlement
blocs and deeper in… Despite the awful Bar Ilan speech, the results show
that a Palestinian state looks farther off,” he argued.
“We have to act wisely, and to do everything we can so that Benjamin
Netanyahu will continue as Prime Minister,” Dayan concluded.
