Former PM Bennett Appeals to Likud Voters, Offers New Political Home
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is attempting to attract Likud voters to his "Bayad" party, urging them to join his "Servants' Revolution." Bennett claims many Likud supporters are disillusioned with the party's current direction, citing its alleged subservience to other politicians and divisive policies. He presented "Bayad" as a new political home for these voters, aiming to unite the nation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former PM Naftali Bennett is seeking to attract Likud voters to his "Bayad" party.
- Bennett claims many Likud supporters are tired of the party's alleged evasion and divisiveness.
- He presented his "Bayad" party as a new political home for disillusioned right-wing voters.
- Bennett urged voters to join his "Servants' Revolution" movement.
- He criticized the party's alleged subservience to Der'i and Guldknop.
Former Prime Minister and "Bayad" party chairman Naftali Bennett has appealed to Likud voters, urging them to join his "Servants' Revolution" movement. In a video released Tuesday, Bennett stated that many Likud supporters are tired of the party's perceived evasion, its alleged subservience to Der'i and Guldknop, and its actions that he claims tear the nation apart.
Bennett cited several reasons for disappointment among right-wing voters, including the party allegedly transferring billions to draft dodgers instead of soldiers. He also expressed frustration with "Qatari agents" and the divisive nature of the party's politics.
Bennett presented his "Bayad" party as a suitable alternative, declaring, "You have a home! The home is 'Bayad'." He encouraged Likud voters to join the "Servants' Revolution" to unite the people, positioning his party as the home for Likud supporters and urging them to vote for "Bayad."
