Business Magnate Amos Luzon Declares He Won't Vote for Netanyahu Again

Prominent businessman and former owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv football club, Amos Luzon, has announced he will not vote for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. Luzon, who has historically supported Netanyahu, stated that the prime minister's time in office is over and he should step down. Luzon believes no prime minister should serve more than two terms.

Luzon expressed frustration with the current political climate, suggesting the country would be significantly better managed if run by business leaders. He lamented that few would willingly enter politics given its current state, which he described as "disgusting." He also voiced disappointment with the government, emphasizing that public servants should represent everyone, not just their own supporters.

His daughter, stylist Or Luzon, applauded these sentiments in response to a post on the Instagram page "The Value Right - Right-wingers Oppose Government Conduct." The article also references a separate, unrelated item about a rare decision by Judge Solberg.