Barak: Netanyahu’s corruption is ‘limitless’

Former Israeli Prime Minister and Defence Minister Ehud Barak has said in a video posted on social media that current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption was “limitless”, Al-Wattan Voice reported yesterday.

“Today, from the northern borders, I undertake to regain democracy,” head of the new Israel Democratic Party (Yisrael Demokratit) said.

Though he claimed the video was taken while he was at the border, Haaretz reported: “The former prime minister took the video in a studio and he did not travel to the north of Israel.”

In the footage Barak promised to lay down a constitution, approve civil marriage and activate public transportation on Saturdays.

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“After several years of the useless bloodshed, I promised if I was elected, I would have returned the sons to the house,” Barak said, “and today, from the northern borders, I pledge to regain democracy.”

He added: “May be you like this or not, but there is one thing for granted: when I promise, I fulfil my promise.”