Media Personality Avri Gilad Prays Netanyahu Not Re-elected
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Media personality Avri Gilad expressed strong opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's potential re-election, citing his age and calling for new leadership. Gilad prayed for Netanyahu's defeat and advocated for more sophisticated and younger leaders within the Likud party. He criticized the current promotion criteria, which he believes favor blind loyalty over merit.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Avri Gilad hopes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, 77, will not be re-elected.
- Gilad called for renewal and fresh leadership within the right-wing and Likud party.
- He criticized promotion criteria in Likud, favoring loyalty over sophistication.
- Gilad directed his prayers for Netanyahu's defeat and for the Likud to move on.
Media personality Avri Gilad has sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's continued tenure, calling for renewal in the right-wing leadership ahead of elections. During a podcast interview, Gilad addressed the Prime Minister's age and the possibility of his re-election, stating, "The Prime Minister is 77 years old, he wants to be elected again. I very much hope he is not elected again. I am directing all my prayers so that we can be freed, refreshed, and renewed, so that we can move on. So that the Likud can move on." Gilad also criticized the criteria for promoting figures within the ruling party, saying, "Let the more sophisticated people in Likud be elected, who cannot live solely through their loyalty. Let new, young, fresh leaders emerge from within them, people at least 70 years old, where blind loyalty and glorious foolishness are not the only parameters."
