Ex-Minister Haim Ramon Assesses Netanyahu's Chances Post-Election
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Former Minister Haim Ramon predicts Netanyahu won't be PM post-election.
- Ramon says the political fight is over alternative government leadership.
- He believes Netanyahu's chances are "approaching zero."
- The comments were made during a radio interview.
Former Minister Haim Ramon stated in a radio interview on Thursday that the current political struggle is no longer about forming a broad coalition under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but rather about who will lead alternative scenarios. Ramon believes the focus has shifted to the potential formation of a minority or transitional government.
Speaking on Radio 103FM, Ramon presented a firm analysis of Netanyahu's prospects, asserting that the Prime Minister is unlikely to remain in office after the upcoming elections. "Netanyahu's chances are approaching zero, therefore he will not be prime minister after the upcoming elections," Ramon concluded.
The former minister's comments come amidst ongoing political maneuvering and speculation about the post-election landscape, with polls indicating significant shifts in voter intentions.
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