Tell me, how long will Mansour Abbas keep playing games with us? Half the country is trying to figure out where this man stands and who exactly he’s loyal to. The other half already knows—he keeps playing the Westerner while being completely Arab.

And here’s the simplest, most basic question, my dear brothers, after everything we went through here with Hamas on October 7th. The rape and murder and massacre. (Let’s put the rest of Gaza’s people aside for now, okay?) Just Hamas. Are you okay with people who won’t condemn them? Does it sit well with you that they’re sitting in Israel’s Knesset and getting a salary from us? Here sits Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas, mumbling his Western answer in our ear.
You get it? He has a clear answer, but he just won’t tell us. Mansour Abbas dodges calling Hamas a terror organization. Refuses to give us a simple, clear, direct answer. And he’s still here, an elected official. One time he claims you can’t put him to a loyalty test, another time he storms out of interviews just because they’re pressing him too hard. But the truth is obvious to everyone.

Clearly, tell us Mansour—why aren’t you answering? Maybe because your real answer would complicate things for you? Maybe because the moment you say the word “terror,” the bluff and the lie will just explode in everyone’s face? And then all the Arabs won’t come out to vote for you, God forbid, because whoever condemns Hamas doesn’t deserve their vote?
But between us? You know what? I have no complaints about you, Mansour. Whoever makes sidewalk noises shouldn’t be surprised when people walk on him. That after October 7th you don’t condemn Hamas—that’s natural. A tiger hasn’t turned into a zebra and the Muslim Brothers won’t become Israel-lovers. But the real shock is seeing Jews after October 7th who are willing to sit with scum like this.

Who are willing to build a government with you as long as there’s no Bibi, God forbid. You, my dear brothers, you’re the real weirdos. How has your hatred of Bibi driven you so crazy that it turned a common enemy into a partner? A person who won’t condemn Hamas and makes us all sick should be outlawed, not sitting inside a government.
