Bennett on Netanyahu: "This is the first time I'm asking myself – what's going on here?"

Naftali Bennett harshly attacked Benjamin Netanyahu over the QatarGate affair, questioning why he continues to support Yonatan Urich and stating he has lost all trust in him. Bennett called on Netanyahu to leave his post.

Naftali Bennett harshly attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the 'QatarGate' affair, which includes allegations that his advisor Yonatan Urich acted as a lobbyist for Qatar during wartime. In an interview with Miki Levin, Bennett questioned why Netanyahu continues to support Urich, comparing the situation to the book 'All My Sons' about betrayal. Bennett presented a hypothetical scenario in which he would fire an advisor who worked for a foreign country, emphasizing that Qatar is 'an enemy state and a funder of Hamas.' He called on Netanyahu to explain his connection to Qatar before the elections, declared he has lost all trust in him, and urged him to 'fly home.' The article does not include a response from Netanyahu, his office, or Urich.