Netanyahu posts frantic string of tweets warning against relying on ‘terror supporters’ to govern
Following a fiery speech at the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset, in which he declared that Arab lawmakers were working toward the “destruction” of the State of Israel, Interim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu moves his rhetoric online, publishing multiple social media posts warning against cooperation with the Joint List and Ra’am.
Between 6:39 p.m. and 7:36 p.m., Netanyahu publishes seven posts on X, each with the caption: “It is forbidden to establish a dangerous government with terror supporters from Ra’am and the Joint List!”
Each post features a different video clip to back up his assertion, including one from earlier today, when Arab lawmakers left the Knesset plenum before the singing of the Israeli national anthem.
בושה! אסור להקים ממשלה מסוכנת עם תומכי הטרור של רע״מ והמשותפת! pic.twitter.com/WeFe49Dsfi
— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) November 10, 2026
Another video includes a clip of a controversial speech delivered by Ta’al chair Ahmad Tibi in Ramallah in 2012, in which he praised Palestinian “martyrdom.”
Tibi later insisted he was referring only to those killed unjustly by Israeli forces, not those who died while committing acts of terrorism.
אסור להקים ממשלה מסוכנת עם תומכי הטרור של רע״מ והמשותפת! pic.twitter.com/MLaDlX6CfV
— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) November 10, 2026
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