From the Right-Wing Flag to the Muslim Brotherhood: A New Low for Bennett

Naftali Bennett has decided on a full merger with the Yesh Atid party led by Yair Lapid. A senior Yesh Atid figure, Yoav Segalovich, received an offer for a reserved spot on the Ra'am list, which represents the Islamic Movement. The article criticizes Bennett, a former CEO of the Yesha Council, for aligning with elements close to the Muslim Brotherhood, and calls on him to retire from public life.

Naftali Bennett has decided to run jointly and fully merge forces with the Yesh Atid party led by Yair Lapid. Within the merged list, a senior Yesh Atid figure, Yoav Segalovich, a former police officer, has received an official offer for a reserved spot on the Ra'am list ahead of the upcoming elections. Ra'am openly represents the Islamic Movement and the worldview of the Muslim Brotherhood. The article criticizes Bennett, who was the CEO of the Yesha Council and presented himself as the most right-wing marker, for sitting in the same boat with representatives of the Islamic Movement. It is written that Bennett already undermined public trust when he agreed to accept the governing ground at the price of reneging on his election promises, and now he goes further with a full alliance with a candidate sought after by the extremists among Islamic elements. The article calls on Bennett to retire from public life.