How long can you build a career on three words: Just Not Bibi?

Dana Varon argues that the 'Just Not Bibi' camp has lost its justification for boycotting Netanyahu, as his trial is 'crumbling'. She calls on Eisenkot to choose between partnership with the right and reliance on Tibi and Abbas, and to establish a Jewish-national government.

In an opinion column on Channel 14, Dana Varon argues that the 'Just Not Bibi' camp led by Gadi Eisenkot has lost its justification for boycotting Benjamin Netanyahu. According to her, boycott supporters previously claimed that Netanyahu is criminally indicted and that one cannot sit under a prime minister who is on trial, but now 'Netanyahu's trial is crumbling and falling'. Varon asserts that the boycott has become an end in itself, without explanation or expiration date. She presents Eisenkot with a choice between partnership with the 'Zionist-national camp' and reliance on Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas. The column calls on Eisenkot to put the country's interests first and establish a Jewish, Zionist, national government. Varon warns that 'you cannot wave the flag of unity with one hand while holding an endless list of disqualifications with the other'. The article reflects the editorial line of Channel 14, which supports Netanyahu and the right-wing camp.