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Channel 14 Host Suggests Yinon Magal Could Replace Netanyahu

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Commentator Riklin Suggests Yinon Magal as Netanyahu's Successor

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Commentator Shimon Riklin believes Yinon Magal has the potential to succeed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Riklin discussed Magal's leadership qualities in a podcast interview, noting his intellect and fortitude. He anticipates a difficult leadership race, possibly between Magal and Itamar Ben-Gvir, and acknowledged Magal's limitations with left-wing voters.

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  • Commentator Shimon Riklin identified Yinon Magal as a potential successor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Riklin praised Magal's leadership potential, intellect, and fortitude in a podcast interview.
  • He predicted a difficult leadership contest after Netanyahu, possibly involving Itamar Ben-Gvir.
  • Riklin noted Magal's potential limitations in attracting left-wing voters.
  • The commentator has believed in Magal's leadership for 20 years.

Commentator Shimon Riklin has proposed Yinon Magal as a potential successor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting Magal possesses excellent leadership potential. Riklin stated in a podcast interview that he has believed in Magal's leadership capabilities for two decades. He expressed concern about who might replace Netanyahu, noting that while no one can immediately fill his shoes, Magal has the necessary fortitude, Jewish spirit, intellect, and emotional intelligence. Riklin anticipates a tough contest for leadership after Netanyahu, potentially between Magal and Itamar Ben-Gvir, and also mentioned Bezalel Smotrich as a contender, though he considers Smotrich less likely. Riklin acknowledged that Magal might not appeal to left-wing voters and can sometimes make ill-timed remarks, but otherwise praised him.

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