Netanyahu Slams Political Rival Winter, Comparing Him to Bennett
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fiercely attacked political rival Ofer Winter, comparing him to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Netanyahu warned right-wing voters against Winter's party after Winter's dismissive remark about the prime minister. The prime minister accused Winter of potentially betraying right-wing principles, similar to Bennett's past political actions. Netanyahu urged voters to avoid Winter's party, suggesting it would lead to a similar outcome as Bennett's tenure.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harshly criticized political rival Ofer Winter.
- Netanyahu compared Ofer Winter to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
- Winter had stated in an interview, "Let Bibi jump on me."
- Netanyahu warned right-wing voters against supporting Winter's party.
- The prime minister accused Winter's party of having members who want a Palestinian state.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized Ofer Winter, a political rival, comparing him to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and warning right-wing voters against supporting Winter's party. The prime minister's strong reaction followed Winter's statement in an interview on "Meet the Press" where he said, "Let Bibi jump on me." Netanyahu accused Winter of potentially repeating Bennett's political trajectory, claiming Bennett promised to align with the right but ended up with the "Muslim Brotherhood." Netanyahu also alleged that Winter's party includes individuals who desire a Palestinian state and support a "Deep State"-led investigation. He further claimed that media outlets are overly favorable to Winter and alluded to Eizenkot's "handler" encouraging Winter's political run. Netanyahu concluded by directly addressing right-wing voters, stating that if Winter's party acts and sounds like Bennett's, it will lead to the same outcome.
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