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SrugimPolitics

Bardugo Claims Bennett Begged Him to Join "Muslim Brotherhood" Government

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Political commentator Yaakov Bardugo claims former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett begged him for two days to join the "change government" as a minister, calling it a "Muslim Brotherhood government." Bardugo stated he refused the offer due to his principles. The report also references a separate claim by Ayelet Shaked about a request made by Netanyahu to Bennett.

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  • Yaakov Bardugo claims Naftali Bennett begged him to join the "change government" as a minister.
  • Bardugo described the government as a "Muslim Brotherhood government" and said Bennett pleaded for two days.
  • Bardugo stated he refused Bennett's offer, citing his principles and loyalty to his beliefs.
  • Bardugo said he was present during intimate moments of the government's formation and helped draft a statement.
  • The report also mentions Ayelet Shaked making a claim about Netanyahu and Bennett.

Political commentator Yaakov Bardugo launched a sharp attack against former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, revealing details from the formation of the "change government." Speaking on Radio Galey Israel, Bardugo claimed he was present during intimate moments with Bennett as the government was being formed, stating, "I was with him in the most intimate moments. The moment we drafted this page that he read out on Boaz Golan's show, I was with him, I drafted this page with him."

Bardugo further alleged that Bennett offered him a ministerial position in the government that was formed with the support of Ra'am, an Arab political party. "I was at his house when he asked me to be a minister in the Muslim Brotherhood government. He asked, he begged. For two days," Bardugo asserted. He stated that he immediately rejected Bennett's offer, citing his principles and questioning Bennett's actions: "I told him 'Tell me, are you serious? I have a truth, I have a way. I have a home I return to at night. I don't understand, you're selling everything.'"

The report also briefly mentions a separate development where Ayelet Shaked "drops a bombshell" regarding a request Netanyahu made to Bennett.

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