Despair seeps into the bureau: the dramatic move Netanyahu considered implementing | Ben Caspit

Ben Caspit writes that in Netanyahu's circle, the possibility of announcing that the next term will be his last has been raised again, but the idea is expected to be shelved due to campaign difficulties. Caspit claims that Netanyahu knows many of his voters will not vote for him again, and that the center-left bloc is gaining momentum.

Ben Caspit writes in an opinion column in Maariv that in Netanyahu's circle, the possibility of announcing that the next term will be his last has been raised again, but the idea is expected to be shelved due to campaign difficulties and fear of losing right-wing votes. Caspit claims that Netanyahu knows a significant portion of his previous voters cannot vote for him again, and that Israelis give 'the right answer' when asked who led Israel to its disasters and conceived the 'containment of Hamas' policy. He notes that the chances of Ofer Winter and Handel-Zelicha passing are slim, and that Gadi Eisenkot has arranged the center-left bloc in an 'ideal arrangement'. The article ends with a call to believe that change is possible. The headline promises a 'dramatic move' that the body does not confirm.