Golan Defends Remarks, Criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu over Shin Bet Pick

The leader of the Israeli opposition party The Democrats, Yair Golan, has retracted the controversial statements made earlier in the week against the government of the country and has assured that his words were misinterpreted and that, “of course, Israel does not kill babies for fun” and has not committed war crimes in the Gaza Strip. “Of course, Israel does not kill babies for fun. Israel has not committed war crimes in Gaza. My words were dir…

Golan defends remarks, criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu over Shin Bet pick

Golan gave his first interview on Saturday evening following a wave of criticism over his recent controversial statements.

Yair Golan walks back controversial remark: 'Israel doesn't kill babies for fun' - Conservative Angle

Golan gave his first interview on Saturday evening following a wave of criticism over his recent controversial statements. The post Yair Golan walks back controversial remark: 'Israel doesn't kill babies for fun' appeared first on Conservative Angle | Conservative Angle - Conservative News Clearing House

Amit Segal pulled out a clip from an interview with Yair Golan the week after October 7th in which he said that aid should be stopped from entering Gaza, even at the cost of starving the population. Watch the twist The post When Yair Golan was reminded that he wanted to starve Gaza. Watch appeared first on Crochet.

After several days of his remarks causing enormous damage to Israel's image, former MK Yair Golan explains his statement that a state kills babies as a hobby and also regrets the attack on the civilian in Kiryat Shmona. In an interview he gave to Channel 12 this evening (Saturday), Golan said: "Israel certainly does not kill babies as a hobby," and even spoke out against former Prime Minister Olmert's statement: "Israel does not commit war crime…

Houthi leader Abdel-Malik al-Houthi referred to Yair Golan's statement that "a sane country does not kill babies as a hobby" and considered it an admission of war crimes allegedly being committed in Gaza.