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Barak tvrdi da Netanjahu želi beskonačan rat kako bi izbegao suđenje
Barak je oštro kritikovao nacrt sporazuma između SAD i Irana, smatrajući ga izuzetno lošim za Izrael
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Bivši izraelski premijer Ehud Barak pozvao je na smenu premijera Benjamina Netanjahua "štapovima i kamenjem" ako pokuša da potkopa predstojeće opšte izbore.
Barak , koji je bio na čelu izraelske vlade od 1999. do 2001. godine, te izjave je dao u današnjem intervjuu za izraelski javni servis KAN.
- Bojim se da bi Netanjahu mogao da pokuša da sabotira izbore, a to može da izvede vrlo lako - rekao je Barak.
- Ako to pokuša, nećemo imati drugog izbora nego da ga uklonimo štapovima i kamenjem - dodao je.
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Barak tvrdi da bi Netanjahu mogao izazvati sabotažu pokretanjem vojnih operacija u Libanu , što bi izazvalo odmazdu Hezbolaha i Irana.
- Netanjahu želi beskonačan rat jer shvata da bi kraj rata ubrzao njegovo suđenje - izjavio je Barak, dodajući da je premijer već opstruirao dogovore o razmeni zarobljenika sa Hamasom i blokirao napredak u pregovorima koji se tiču Libana.
"Arogancija i nedostatak vizije"
Netanjahu je na čelu aktuelne vlade od kraja decembra 2022. godine, a njegova koalicija se u velikoj meri opisuje kao najdesnija u istoriji Izraela.
Izbori se očekuju u septembru ili oktobru. U Izraelu se protiv Netanjahua vodi sudski postupak zbog optužbi za korupciju, a od 2024. godine traži ga i Međunarodni krivični sud zbog optužbi za ratne zločine i zločine protiv čovečnosti u Gazi.
Barak je takođe oštro kritikovao nacrt sporazuma između SAD i Irana.
- Jednom rečju, loš. U dve reči, jako loš - komentarisao je. Upozorio je da Izrael plaća cenu Netanjahuove "arogancije i nedostatka vizije".
Dodao je da sporazum koji se razmatra zapravo nije sporazum, već memorandum o razumevanju koji ne rešava ni pitanje balističkih projektila ni iranskih saveznika u regionu. Barak je ocenio da nijedan od ciljeva rata protiv Iraka nije postignut.
"Treba ga poslati psihijatru"
Barakove izjave izazvale su trenutne osude Netanjahuovih saveznika.
Boaz Bismut, poslanik Likuda i predsednik Odbora Kneseta za spoljne poslove i odbranu, zatražio je pokretanje krivične istrage protiv Baraka zbog, kako je naveo, legitimizacije nasilja protiv premijera.
- Treba ga poslati psihijatru, a ako se utvrdi da je psihički zdrav, protiv njega treba odmah pokrenuti krivičnu istragu - objavio je Bismut na društvenoj mreži X.
Potpisivanje sporazuma moglo bi da se dogodi u narednim danima
U međuvremenu, dok je američki predsednik Donald Tramp izjavio da će sporazum s Iranom o otvaranju Ormuskog moreuza biti potpisan u nedelju, Teheran je osporio taj vremenski okvir, navodeći da bi potpisivanje moglo da se dogodi u narednim danima.
Nastavljaju se i napori za okončanje rata koji su SAD i Izrael pokrenuli protiv Iraka 28. februara, a prekid vatre, uz posredovanje Pakistana, na snazi je od 8. aprila.
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Večernje novostiParty-alignedCenter2 days agoIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel will not withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon and will maintain a security buffer zone there as long as national security needs require, despite pressures from the United States and Iran under a new US-Iran agreement. Netanyahu emphasized that maintaining this buffer zone is necessary to ensure the safety and prosperity of northern cities. The US and Iran have reached an understanding aimed at ending hostilities and stabilizing the region, including Lebanon, but Israel is not a signatory to the agreement. President Donald特朗普
Bias read (Center): The article presents Netanyahu's statement regarding Israel's military presence in southern Lebanon without overtly favoring either side. It includes direct quotes from Israeli officials and references the broader geopolitical context involving the US and Iran, providing a balanced overview of the局势
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KurirParty-alignedCenter2 days agoIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel will not withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon as long as security needs require it, despite pressures from the US and Iran under a new US-Iran agreement. Netanyahu emphasized that maintaining a security zone in southern Lebanon is necessary to ensure the safety and prosperity of northern cities. The US has criticized some Israeli military operations against Hezbollah as overly aggressive during ongoing negotiations with Iran. Intensive talks between Israel and the US continue regarding the continuation of troop deployment in
Bias read (Center): The article presents Netanyahu's statement without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It includes both Israeli perspectives and mentions US criticism, providing a balanced view of the situation.
N1 SrbijaIndependentRight4 days agoU.S. President Donald Trump commented on Israel's response to the Iran nuclear deal during a press conference following the G7 summit in Evian. He described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a 'good man' but noted that he sometimes gets too excited. Trump criticized Israel's military tactics in Lebanon, suggesting they use excessive force. He advised Israel to handle situations with Hezbollah more carefully, such as not demolishing buildings in Beirut when drones land safely in the desert. Trump also stated that Iran has the right to conventional arms, arguing that other countries拥有
Bias read (Right): The article presents Trump's comments which criticize Israel's military actions and suggest restraint, while also defending Iran's right to conventional weapons. The framing emphasizes Trump's perspective without balancing it with opposing viewpoints or providing additional context from other actors
BlicIndependentLeft7 days agoFormer Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak criticized current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting he might attempt to sabotage upcoming elections by initiating military operations in Lebanon, which could provoke retaliation from Hezbollah and Iran. Barak warned that if Netanyahu tries to undermine the elections, he would be removed 'with sticks and stones.' Barak also claimed Netanyahu wants an endless war to avoid being indicted.
Bias read (Left): The article presents former Prime Minister Ehud Barak's strong criticism of Netanyahu, implying Netanyahu's actions are politically motivated and potentially illegal. The framing emphasizes Netanyahu's alleged desire for an endless war to avoid legal consequences, which aligns with a left-leaning or
RepublikaParty-alignedRight7 days agoUS President Donald Trump stated that Israel's attack on Beirut disrupted ongoing negotiations with Iran over a conflict resolution agreement. Trump expressed frustration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, questioning the timing and necessity of the strike. He noted that Hezbollah was the first to attack Israel but claimed no casualties were caused by the Israeli response.
Bias read (Right): The article uses emotionally charged language such as 'prokleti napad' ('cursed attack') and frames Netanyahu's actions negatively without providing counterpoints or balanced context. The tone suggests disapproval of Israel's military action while portraying Trump as frustrated but not endorsing it,
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