In light of developments, Tamir Morag: This is what the PM should offer Eisenkot

Channel 14 commentator Tamir Morag suggests that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offer Gadi Eisenkot the Tourism portfolio in exchange for joining a unity government, against the backdrop of the Ra'amgate affair. Morag presented a theoretical calculation of 300,000 votes bought with Qatari money, emphasizing that this is an unverified scenario.

Channel 14 commentator Tamir Morag suggests that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approach Gadi Eisenkot and offer him the Tourism portfolio in exchange for joining a unity government, against the backdrop of the Ra'amgate affair and suspicions of election bribery and foreign interference in the elections for the 26th Knesset. Morag presented an alternative in case Eisenkot refuses: "Not interested? No problem, new elections." The proposal comes amid the possibility that suspicions of harm to election integrity could lead to further legal and political developments, but at this stage no decision has been made on disqualifying votes or holding new elections. Morag also presented a theoretical calculation according to which $20 million from Qatar could buy 300,000 votes, nearly 7 seats, and emphasized that this is only a theoretical scenario. The article notes that Morag harshly attacked the political camp opposing Netanyahu over the Qatarigate affair.