"Even the mafia doesn't do things like that": the harsh attack on the Change Bloc

A fierce confrontation between Guy Bussi and Ronen Tzur on 103FM radio over the possibility that Gadi Eisenkot will reach agreements with the Haredi parties. Bussi attacked: 'Even the mafia doesn't do things like that'; Tzur responded: 'Psychological warfare to deter the Change Bloc'.

The possibility that Gadi Eisenkot will reach agreements with the Haredi parties on the conscription law sparked a fierce confrontation between attorney Guy Bussi and Ronen Tzur on the 103FM radio program. Bussi harshly attacked the Change Bloc, calling its conduct 'an extortion operation' and claiming that 'even the mafia doesn't do things like that'. According to him, the proposals offered to the Haredim include stopping arrests and establishing a committee to examine the issue within a year and a half. Tzur, in contrast, defined the attack as 'psychological warfare' intended to deter the Change Bloc from an agreement. He emphasized that democracy allows for a change of government through elections, and that this should not be seen as 'overthrowing' Netanyahu. The article is based solely on a panel discussion, without additional sources or responses from the other side.