After Benny Begin's remarks: Ronen Tzur responds - "Begin's soul would not have survived"

Following Benny Begin's call for a change of government, Guy Boussi and Ronen Tzur responded on 103FM. Tzur claims there is no connection between Menachem Begin's Likud and Netanyahu's Likud, accusing the prime minister of value-less political survival. Boussi replies that the opposition "killed" Menachem Begin in the 1980s.

Following Benny Begin's call for a change of government, a discussion took place on 103FM with Guy Boussi and Ronen Tzur. Tzur argued that there is no connection between his father Menachem Begin's Likud and Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud, and that today's Likud is merely a "pale sticker." He added that "Begin's soul would not have survived these traumas," unlike Netanyahu who is driven by political survival. Tzur attacked Netanyahu's people as "devoid of a sense of responsibility, devoid of values, and devoid of the ability to feel responsibility for what is happening in the country." He also accused the opposition of helping Netanyahu, claiming he had not heard anything significant from them about the failure. Boussi disagreed with Tzur and recalled how the opposition treated Menachem Begin in the 1980s: "They killed him. We are lucky to have a much stronger prime minister."