"A gift for Netanyahu": The warning to Yair Golan following the Neza storm

Political commentator Ronen Tzur sharply attacks the leaders of the Change Bloc over the drop in polls from 62 to 54 seats in a year, calling for soul-searching. He warns that the silence of Democratic Party members on the Neza issue is "a gift for Netanyahu" and helps him recruit undecided right-wing voters. Tzur claims that Gantz is stuck in political limbo and that without a change in strategy, Netanyahu will form the next government.

Political commentator Ronen Tzur sharply attacks the leaders of the Change Bloc amid the drop in polls from 62 seats of the Zionist parties to just 54 within a year. Tzur claims this is a 'special talent for leading a bloc to collapse' against the backdrop of war, thousands of casualties, political collapse, rising anti-Semitism, and the cost of living. He warns that the silence of Democratic Party members, including Efrat Rayten, Gilad Kariv, and Yair Golan, on the Neza issue is 'a gift for Netanyahu' that allows him to appeal to undecided right-wing voters. Tzur criticizes the lack of unity in the bloc and argues that Gadi Eisenkot should have positioned himself as a leader against Netanyahu. Regarding Benny Gantz, Tzur states that he is 'stuck in limbo' without a distinct voter base, and that he needs to recalculate his path. He concludes that without a change in strategy, Netanyahu will form the next government.