Ariel Kallner
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Ariel Kallner is a Likud MK active on land, sovereignty, and Zionist-ideology legislation.
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Translated from HebrewParashat Nitzavim–Vayelech — between the covenant coalition and the disengagement coalition. “You are standing today, all of you, before the LORD your God.” Yoav Segalovich, the Jew who joined the Islamic party, explained this week that he does not look at the past, but at the future. I estimate that soon we will hear similar things from Eisenkot and Lieberman. Winston Churchill already said about this: As far as your gaze reaches into the past, so far does your vision reach into the future. But in our case, the people of Israel are not merely a collection of citizens. We are bound to one another by a covenant of destiny—a shared destiny, whose beginning was with Abraham our forefather and which has continued through thousands of years of exile, persecution, and rebirth. But we also have a covenant of mission—a commitment to the future. And that is precisely the point. One can disagree about the way. One can argue sharply. But whoever belongs to this covenant knows that the Jewish people stand at the center of our responsibility. The anti-Zionist Arab parties are partners in neither our covenant of destiny nor our covenant of mission. They are partners in the covenant of our enemies. At every crossroads they have repeatedly chosen to stand alongside the worst of them. Therefore, whoever builds the future of the State of Israel on a partnership with them is not merely replacing a coalition partner. He is breaking the covenant. The covenant between Jew and Jew. The covenant between the generations. The covenant that connects the ancient people of Israel to the modern State of Israel. Precisely in days when there are those trying to dismantle us from within, we must remember: our covenant is first and foremost the covenant of an ancient people that preserved its identity and returned to its land to speak its language and live according to its faith. And it did so against all odds. No force will break this covenant. A covenant of destiny. And a covenant of mission. Shabbat shalom
Translated from HebrewEven among those who fought on 7.10, there are Type A and Type B
Translated from HebrewIf someone had told you in the midst of the massacre that less than 3 years after the atrocities, a Jew who defines himself as a Zionist would run on a list that opposes dismantling Hamas and does not define it as a terrorist organization—which doctor would you have sent him to? And what does it say about us that the only discussion taking place is whether this is beneficial to the “change camp”? What else does this people have to go through? Madness.
Translated from HebrewThere you have it, there is a payoff for Eisenkot not supporting Ofer Cassif’s ouster. What will the supporter of the worst among our enemies get in the next chapter?
Translated from HebrewDear Laly, a committee appointed by the High Court of Justice will never investigate the involvement of the judicial system in security matters (from the military prosecutors in the fire centers, through the legal advisers, all the way to the High Court of Justice). A committee appointed by the High Court of Justice will never objectively investigate the influence of those who dismantled a state here during the year of the reform so that he could continue to rule. A committee appointed by the High Court of Justice will never investigate the ethos of the “gatekeepers,” the connection between senior military officials who defended the High Court of Justice and the High Court of Justice that defended, defends, and will defend their status (it is no coincidence that Ronen, Hertzi, and Halevi want only a “state commission” — one appointed by the High Court of Justice). A committee appointed by the High Court of Justice will never win the trust of the parts of the people who do not think the judges are “impartial” and objective. A committee appointed by the High Court of Justice will not reach the truth, will not bring about a remedy, and if there is no remedy — the next disaster is at the doorstep. Dear Laly, do not fall for spins about unity (but only within the boundaries approved by the left-wing elites). Unity is not between the deranged activism from the school of thought of Yitzhak Amit and the more moderate activism (but still activism and a lack of respect for the principle of separation of powers) of Noam Sohlberg. Unity must also include those whose values are not represented in the High Court of Justice. I recommend that you meet as soon as possible with the Law and Justice Forum. Like you, they have lost those dear to them. Together with them I wrote and led a bill for a national commission of inquiry — a balanced commission of inquiry that will ask all the questions. Including the ones the High Court of Justice will never ask. @justiceforum25 @lalyderai
Translated from HebrewThe opposition was in a frenzy because the truth had never interested them. They were certain they would succeed in imposing a “state” commission with conclusions written in advance. The time will come to tell the story of what happened before and behind the scenes. But what is clear is that when I entered the event, the polls showed 80% support for a judicial cover-up commission. The struggle I waged almost alone together with the bereaved families of the Law and Justice Forum stopped the imposition of a judicial cover-up commission by the High Court and led to a shift in public opinion, and even to the bill passing its first reading, with the possibility of applying the continuity rule. Today, at last, the national camp has a fair ideological alternative to Yitzhak Amit’s judicial cover-up commission. The struggle for the bereaved families who demand the truth and for future generations who need rectification will continue. Until daybreak. @justiceforum25
Translated from HebrewWhen you go out to war against your enemies. A personal-toned post. On Friday evening, the eve of the Shabbat of the Ki Teitzei Torah portion, I hoped to be somewhere else after the primaries, but this is the reality: I was pushed into a non-realistic position. Since the results were published, my phone has not stopped receiving messages. Encouragement, love, support, pain, and above all one request that keeps coming back: Do not stop. I read these messages and thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart. And my response to you is simple: I am not stopping. In many respects, my last term was a term of When You Go Out to War. We had an actual war against a cruel enemy that rose up to annihilate us, and alongside it another war, an ideological one, within the home: over the character of the State of Israel, over its Jewish and Zionist identity, over governance, over settlement, over the judicial system, and over the Jewish people’s right to be masters of their destiny in their land. The primaries are behind us, but this campaign is not behind me. The tremendous support you gave me throughout the term is what enabled me to go out again and again to the struggles in which I believed. I fought to prevent the establishment of a legal cover-up commission that would allow the systems required to be investigated to influence the identity of their investigators. Thank God, the struggle succeeded, and thanks to the legislation I led, the initiative for a legal cover-up commission was halted. But a national commission of inquiry has not yet been established. This struggle must be completed. I fought for Judaizing the Galilee, removed building barriers in the Negev and the Galilee, and blocked the expansion of Sakhnin. I fought for the settlements in Judea and Samaria and against the hostile Arab takeover. I passed important laws in the fight against terror—from denying benefits to minors convicted of terrorist offenses, and overturning a High Court ruling on the matter, through the law that enabled the closure of Al Jazeera, to removing those convicted of terrorism from the victims of their offense. Of all these struggles, I am especially proud of the struggle for a genuine national commission of inquiry that will pursue the examination of the whole truth. I did this for the bereaved families whose voices are silenced and who demand the truth, and for the future of our children, including my own children. Some claim that this entire struggle was carried out for Netanyahu, and now they criticize him for not helping me enough in the primaries. But that was never the reason. I did not do these things for any person. I did them because I believe in them. I did them for the people of Israel. The mission will not stop. After all, it did not begin when I received my certificate as a member of Knesset. It began much earlier: as a teenager who fought against the Oslo Accords; as a student who founded the Orange Cell at the Technion; and later, when I founded National Vision. The Knesset was and remains for me a tool for the mission. It was never the mission itself. In any event, a result in the primaries cannot be its endpoint either. Perhaps that is why the Ki Teitzei portion fits this moment so well. We return to read it every year, generation after generation, because the struggle for the freedom, land, and identity of the people of Israel does not end in a single campaign. It changes form, changes arena, and sometimes also changes the place from which we fight. The place on the list may have changed. The mission has not. As long as the Holy One, blessed be He, gives me strength, I will continue to struggle. In the Knesset or outside it. In office or without office. Wherever I can contribute and with every tool at my disposal. This journey did not begin in the Knesset—and it will not end there. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who wrote, called, encouraged, and supported. When you go out to war against your enemies, and the Lord your God gives them into your hand. We continue. Shabbat shalom and blessed Shabbat.
Translated from HebrewAs in the case of the hostages’ families, so too here—there are families who think differently. They deserve to be heard as well. Be sure to watch and share.
Translated from HebrewThank you, Prime Minister, for your support!! We will continue with legislation and pursuing the truth - members, it's up to you. Go out and vote 135
Translated from HebrewShikma Bressler and Brothers in Arms must not smile tomorrow. . . Kallner 135
Translated from HebrewMK Ariel Kallner in first place in the ideological achievements index!
Translated from HebrewThe bereaved father Dr. Yigal Volodarsky calls on people to vote for MK Ariel Kallner so that the tremendous work invested in a national commission of inquiry does not go to waste. . Ariel Kallner - 135 .
Translated from HebrewWho will smile tomorrow evening? Herzi Halevi or the bereaved sister Tamar Teshuva? Vote Kalner 135 so that the national commission of inquiry does not go to waste!
Translated from HebrewHamaisi’s plan to take control of the Galilee is the Galilean equivalent of Fayyad’s plan for Judea and Samaria: creating facts on the ground, systematic takeover, and pushing out Jewish settlement. The article in Makor Rishon, based on the research of Lev BaGalil and the Artzenu movement, teaches us once again that when the term “Judaization of the Galilee” is removed from the discourse, no vacuum is created. Instead of Judaization come Arabization, Palestinization, and Islamization. When the State of Israel retreats from the Zionist vision and from Jewish settlement, others fill the void with hostile settlement. During the last term I blocked Sakhnin’s expansion plan and worked to remove construction barriers that had harmed the Jewish minority in the Galilee for years. As someone who has worked on this issue for years, I am committed to continuing this in the next term as well, with God’s help. The State of Israel cannot accept this madness. We must not lose the Galilee. Judaization of the Galilee is not a dirty word; it is a Zionist and national mission of the highest order. Vote 135 tomorrow and give me the strength to continue the struggle for the Judaization of the Galilee!
Translated from HebrewLikud members, there are those who really don't want you to choose me…
Translated from HebrewHezbollah violated the ceasefire again today, and this is the time to stand behind the prime minister and the IDF for the clear policy: every violation will be met with a harsh response. The Hezbollah organization is committed to destroying Israel—our commitment is to destroy it. Wishing a full recovery and a speedy healing to the three IDF soldiers who were seriously wounded in the incident.
Translated from Hebrew"You shall not pervert justice." The investigation into the greatest failure in the history of the State of Israel cannot begin with bias. Those who themselves are required to provide answers must not be the ones who decide who will ask the questions, and one camp must not be allowed to hold the key to the investigation. That is why I initiated the National Commission of Inquiry Law: a commission appointed with the broad agreement of 80 members of Knesset, and in the absence of agreement, equally, half by the coalition and half by the opposition. A commission that will ask all the questions, investigate all the systems, and get to the truth. The law has already passed its first reading. But to complete the task, it must also pass its second and third readings, and only I, as the initiator of the law, can do that. If I am not in the next Knesset, the law I initiated and advanced could come to nothing, and the struggle for a national commission of inquiry will return to the starting point. Therefore, this time the choice is not only about Ariel Kallner. It is a choice of whether this law will be completed. It is a choice of who will investigate the failure of October 7. It is a choice between perverting justice and delivering justice. In the upcoming primaries, which will be held next Monday, I ask for your trust so that I can complete the mission. Ariel Kallner 135. We do not pervert justice. We investigate the truth. Shabbat shalom!
Translated from HebrewThank you very much With God's help, immediately after the elections we will apply the continuity law, get to the truth, and bring judgment and justice!
Translated from HebrewThank you to Itzik Bunzel, father of Sgt. Amit, may his memory be a blessing, for the moving words. Itzik stood by my side in the struggle for a national-state commission of inquiry that will investigate everyone—the political echelon, the security echelon, and the legal echelon. Those who paid the heaviest price of all deserve the truth—not a whitewash committee . . @YBunzel78
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