Haim Ramon: 'Whoever votes for Bennett and Lieberman also votes for the option that they will go with Likud'

Haim Ramon, former deputy prime minister, said on 103fm that voting for Naftali Bennett or Avigdor Lieberman could pave their way to a government with Netanyahu. Ramon called to vote for Gadi Eisenkot, who he said should lead the change bloc, and estimated that no bloc would reach 61 seats.

Haim Ramon, former deputy prime minister and minister of justice, was interviewed on Nave Dromi's program on 103fm and addressed the state of the parties in the change bloc ahead of the elections. Ramon argued that whoever votes for Naftali Bennett or Avigdor Lieberman is essentially voting for the option that they will go with Likud, because their aspiration for prime minister could lead them to extort a rotation in exchange for supporting Netanyahu. He called to vote for Gadi Eisenkot, who he said should lead the bloc as the largest party, and warned against politicians like Bennett and Lieberman who 'want to be prime minister at almost any cost.' Ramon also criticized the Democrats party, saying its statements are 'Netanyahu's best weapon,' and estimated that no bloc would reach 61 seats, but the change bloc could form a minority government with the abstention of the Arab parties.