Bennett went on air and posed a tough question to Ohana - "I am addressing you, Eli"

Naftali Bennett clashed with Eli Ohana in an interview on 103FM a day before the elections, attacked Netanyahu's circle and claimed that the Likud had abandoned its voters. He also addressed the possibility of war with Iran and said there are no soldiers for a regional war.

A day before the elections for the 26th Knesset, Naftali Bennett went on air on 103FM and clashed with Minister Eli Ohana over the Likud's path. Bennett addressed Ohana personally and said that today's Likud, which embraces Qatari agents and calls IDF soldiers heretics, is not the Likud they grew up in. 'You and I did not leave the Likud; the Likud left us,' he said. Ohana replied that he prefers such a government over one with the Arab parties, which he said would be a disaster. Bennett claimed his party is close to 61 Zionist and liberal seats and called for unity. Regarding reports of Netanyahu's intention to initiate a war with Iran, Bennett said there are no soldiers for another regional war and recounted a visit to the Gaza border where he was told that soldiers who defended the kibbutzim were being taken.