Former chief of staff of Netanyahu: "The chance that this is Broverman's initiative is zero"

Yoav Horowitz, who previously served as the chief of staff of Benjamin Netanyahu, claims in an interview that Tzachi Broverman did not act on his own initiative in the Avi Gil testimony affair, and places the responsibility on the prime minister. Horowitz sharply attacks the conduct of Netanyahu's associates, calling them "a collection of dishonest people" and "a crime organization," and claims they lead a culture of lies and misleading the public.

Yoav Horowitz, who previously served as the chief of staff of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, gave an interview to 103FM radio and addressed the testimony of Avi Gil. Horowitz claimed that Tzachi Broverman did not act on his own initiative, and that the chance that this was his initiative is zero – thereby placing the responsibility on Netanyahu himself. Horowitz sharply attacked the conduct of the prime minister's associates, saying: "We are exposed time and again to the terrible conduct of people who were supposed to be the most precise, the most honest, the most ethical in the world." He added that they are "a collection of dishonest people" who "lead a culture of lies" and "mislead an entire public." Horowitz wondered how it is that many of Netanyahu's former associates are now coming out against him, and noted that former Shin Bet chiefs, chiefs of staff, and defense ministers point to a "bunch of liars" engaged in influence operations instead of facts.