Caroline Glick in a revealing interview: "Bennett deceived me, I thought he was a friend"

Caroline Glick, an advisor to the Prime Minister, gives an interview and recounts her disappointment with Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked, whom she accuses of deception and exploitation. She warns against dependence on American aid and calls for preparation for a large wave of immigration from the Diaspora.

Caroline Glick-Swisa, international affairs advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, gives an interview to Channel 14 and tells her life story, from immigrating alone from the United States to her current role. She expresses deep disappointment with Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked, after joining the New Right party list in 2019. According to her, she felt deceived and exploited by them, as she believed it was a right-wing party that would act alongside Likud. Glick also reveals how she worked to prevent the transfer of the Tomb of Samuel the Prophet to the Palestinian Authority, and describes the Oslo Accords as 'national suicide'. Today she warns against dependence on American military aid, which she says limits Israel's freedom of action, and calls for preparing for a large wave of Jewish immigration from the United States and other Western countries.

Caroline Glick in a revealing interview: "Bennett deceived me, I thought he was a friend"