"Afraid that a Palestinian government will rise here again": Netanyahu opened a live broadcast on social media - and Rom Breslavsky joined the stream
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a live broadcast on social media as part of the Likud campaign. Released hostage Rom Breslavsky joined the broadcast, expressed support for the right and the war in Gaza, and asked Netanyahu about Gadi Eisenkot and his colleague leaving the war cabinet. Netanyahu replied that they "couldn't handle the pressure."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a live broadcast on social media today (Tuesday) as part of the Likud campaign ahead of the elections. Released hostage Rom Breslavsky joined the broadcast, saying he prefers to vote for the right because he fears "a Palestinian government for a second time." Breslavsky asked Netanyahu why Gadi Eisenkot and Minister Gideon Sa'ar left the war cabinet at a critical moment. Netanyahu replied that they could not handle the pressure from the protests in Kaplan and from the United States, and that military pressure led to the release of the hostages. Breslavsky praised the IDF operation in Rafah and said he is proud of the army, but admitted there are "many gaps" between him and Netanyahu, "a love-hate thing." He thanked the Prime Minister for the release efforts and said: "Kudos for the war in Gaza, don't take your foot off the gas."