Bennett Accuses Netanyahu of Trading Israel’s Future for Ultra-Orthodox Political Deals
Former prime minister and Yamina leader Naftali Bennett criticized the emerging deal between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ultra-Orthodox parties, first reported by ynet. Bennett said Netanyahu is “selling the future of the state” to ultra-Orthodox power brokers while sending “our sons into Lebanon with tied hands.”
In Bennett’s statement, the alleged tradeoff combines domestic political concessions with a wartime military decision. He argued that this approach is deeply harmful, saying, “It stabs the eye and burns the heart.”
The comments were issued in response to the reported agreement involving Netanyahu and the Haredi parties. No further details of the deal were provided in the article, and the report did not include a response from Netanyahu or the ultra-Orthodox parties.
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