Otzma Yehudit Leader Ben-Gvir Criticizes Netanyahu Ahead of Elections
Jewish Power party leader and Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has publicly appealed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sharply criticizing the Prime Minister's office for its conduct towards him and his party amid the election campaign. Ben-Gvir began his remarks by stating his affection for Netanyahu and emphasizing his party's loyalty, contrasting it with other Likud members who he claimed were involved in attempts to undermine Netanyahu. Ben-Gvir protested the alleged leaks from Netanyahu's office to foreign entities expressing a desire not to see him in the government, and the reported preference for Benny Gantz over him as a future coalition partner. He also criticized Netanyahu for avoiding joint photo opportunities and public appearances.
Ben-Gvir reiterated his demand for a distinctly right-wing coalition government following the upcoming elections, concluding his appeal by stating, "My Prime Minister, I love you, but I want a full, full right-wing government."
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