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WallaPolitics

Bennett Addresses Rumors of Marital Strife, Attacks Critics

Translated & summarized from Walla by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett addressed rumors of marital separation in an upcoming interview, stating he was the last to know. He also criticized what he called the "poison machine," specifically targeting Yinon Magal and Yair Netanyahu.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discussed rumors of marital separation in an upcoming interview.
  • Bennett referred to a "poison machine" and criticized Yinon Magal and Yair Netanyahu.
  • Bennett also commented on recent unfavorable polls concerning him.
  • The interview is scheduled to air on Kan 11.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has responded to rumors about a rift with his wife, Gilat, stating in an upcoming interview that he was the last to know about the speculation. "They spread that Gilat and I are separating. They didn't tell me, you are the last to know," Bennett said to interviewer Ronnie Kovan on the program "Meeting with Ronnie Kovan," set to air on Kan 11. In the interview, Bennett also addressed what he termed the "poison machine," sharply criticizing Yinon Magal for having "sold his soul to the devil." He also explained why he has not officially declared Ganz party leader as the bloc's candidate for prime minister, and why he believes a broad union under his leadership would have brought greater electoral power to the bloc. Bennett also launched a frontal assault against Yair Netanyahu and Magal.

The former prime minister also commented on recent polls that have not been favorable to him.

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