After the statement that stirred the camp: Lapid clarifies what Bennett really meant | Listen

Yair Lapid clarifies that Naftali Bennett's remarks about a joint meeting with Netanyahu were irony taken out of context, and attacks the government's conduct before October 7. Lapid states they will not sit with Netanyahu in any constellation, criticizes the camp's reaction, and assesses that no operation in Iran is expected before the elections.

Yair Lapid clarifies in an interview with 103FM that Naftali Bennett's remarks, which stirred the change camp, were irony taken out of context. Lapid firmly states: "We will not sit with him in any constellation," and criticizes the camp's reaction of sinking into "despondency and lamentation" instead of focusing on ongoing work. He sharply attacks Prime Minister Netanyahu's conduct before October 7, claiming they tried to wake him months before the attack and he refused to wake up. Lapid notes that no operation in Iran is expected before the elections, and that there is no government that can be trusted to manage such an operation. He levels harsh accusations against Yonatan Urich and Channel 14, and emphasizes the servicemen plan they presented as a central campaign move.