Businessman Amos Luzon Declares He Won't Vote for Netanyahu Again

Prominent businessman Amos Luzon, former owner of the Maccabi Petah Tikva football club, announced he will not vote for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. Luzon, who stated he has "basically been a Bibi voter," declared that Netanyahu "has finished his path" and "needs to go home." He added that no prime minister should serve more than two terms.

Luzon expressed frustration with the current political climate, suggesting the country would be "a hundred times better" if managed by 20 businessmen, but lamented that "who would approach this disgusting mess today?!" He also voiced disappointment with the government, stating that public servants should serve everyone, not just their own faction.

His daughter, stylist Or Luzon, applauded these remarks, which were published on the Instagram page "The Value Right - Right-wingers Oppose Government Conduct." The report also referenced a separate, unrelated item about a rare decision by Judge Solberg.