Member of Knesset Almog Cohen this morning (Thursday) addressed the tensions in his party after he was dismissed from the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. "I don't know whether to call it a boycott," he said in a conversation with Nissim Mashal and Aryeh Eldad on the show " Seven Tishine " on 103FM. "But I was told not to come to the tour on the topic of protection in the north, in my opinion it's mainly ego matters."

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According to him, he is not moved by the attitude of his party members. "Thank God, I'm not that sensitive, I've been through a thing or two in my life, so I'm not excited," he said, adding: "We have to take an issue like boycotts seriously, because we've seen what happens to children who go through it. It's a very relevant issue, just two weeks ago a girl 14 She ended her life."

Cohen also referred to the criticism directed in the camp towards the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gabir , for not fulfilling his election promises. "I do not share this criticism because I know that his heart is in the right place," he said, and yet he added: "Every day that the process of establishing the National Guard is not started is a day that will not come back, and it's a shame."

Assisted in the preparation of the article: Shani Romano 103FM