Irit Linor Accuses Netanyahu Opponents of Hatred and Desire to Oust Him

During a broadcast on Channel 14's program The Patriots, panelist Irit Linor sharply criticized opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She argued that while the reasons for opposing Netanyahu have changed over time, the underlying hatred and goal to remove him from office remain constant. Linor outlined various accusations against Netanyahu over the years, including corruption allegations, indictments, his long tenure as prime minister, ongoing legal proceedings, and claims that he divides the public.

Linor further stated that the latest criticism focuses on Netanyahu's role as prime minister during the events of October 7, as highlighted by Hili Tropper. She bluntly accused Netanyahu's opponents of hating both him and his voters and wanting to oust him, saying, "You hate Netanyahu, you hate his voters, you want to remove him. No need for politeness." Her remarks received applause from the audience and support from fellow panelists.

Panelist Yotam Zamri agreed, noting that for decades the reasons to oppose Netanyahu have shifted repeatedly without changing the ultimate aim. Another panelist cynically remarked on the "progress" among Netanyahu's opponents, pointing out that small parties with only a few mandates now influence who can become prime minister, reflecting the fragmented political landscape. The discussion highlighted the persistent and evolving nature of opposition to Netanyahu within Israeli politics.