Ben-Barak sharply criticizes Eisenkot: 'The main thing is missing'

Ram Ben-Barak said in an interview with 103FM that he is not worried about his political future and is confident of a high spot on the list. He believes Eisenkot lacks government experience, unlike Bennett and Yesh Atid lawmakers. The politician also commented on the possible departure of Segalovich to Ra'am and called Tibi and Ben Gvir unworthy.

Knesset member Ram Ben-Barak, in an interview with radio station 103FM, commented on the political situation, his position in the party lists, and the prospects of his opposition colleagues. He stated that he is not worried about his future and is confident he will remain in the next Knesset, setting a goal to replace the current government. Ben-Barak noted that Gadi Eisenkot offers a course opposite to Netanyahu, but he lacks government experience, unlike Bennett and Yesh Atid lawmakers. The politician also touched on the possible departure of Yoav Segalovich to Ra'am, emphasizing that he evaluates politicians by their positions and actions, not by their background. He added that Ahmed Tibi, who advocates for a state of all its citizens, and Ben Gvir, whom he called a fascist, are unworthy of being in the government.