Garry Kasparov in an interview with Zman Yisrael: "I hope Netanyahu's days in power are numbered"

Garry Kasparov, former world chess champion and human rights activist, expressed hope in an interview with Zman Yisrael that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's days in power are numbered. He warned against authoritarian tendencies and called on Israel to unequivocally stand alongside Ukraine in its struggle against Russia. Kasparov, founder of the Renew Democracy organization, criticized Netanyahu's leadership and compared him to US President Donald Trump, arguing both have paralyzed their parties. He described the upcoming Israeli elections as fateful and expressed hope for a new government without Netanyahu.

Garry Kasparov, former world chess champion and human rights activist, gave an interview to Zman Yisrael in which he expressed hope that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's days in power are numbered. Kasparov, founder of the Renew Democracy organization, warned against Netanyahu's authoritarian tendencies and noted that he receives full support from the Haredi and religious-nationalist bloc. He called on Israel to unequivocally stand alongside Ukraine in its struggle against Russia, warning of Russian influence on Israel. Kasparov argued that the Israeli elections are fateful and that there is a possibility for change, expressing hope that a new government without Netanyahu will be formed. He compared Netanyahu to US President Donald Trump, claiming both have paralyzed their parties. The interview focused on criticism of Netanyahu and a call for a change in policy direction.