Matan Kahana presses the point that hurts Likud: 'That's why they are in such shock and pressure'

Matan Kahana sharply attacks the government's conduct in the north, claims Israel lost its freedom of action in Lebanon under Netanyahu, and calls for striking Hezbollah with force. He criticizes Qatar, warns against new parties that won't act to end Netanyahu's rule, and defends Eisenkot against a venomous Likud campaign.

Matan Kahana, a former minister, sharply attacked the government's conduct in the north and said that under Netanyahu's leadership, Israel lost its freedom of action in Lebanon. According to him, Israel is dependent on the Americans, and Trump is managing it. He accused the government of telling a story of 'total victory' that prevented the development of a strategy to end the war. Kahana called for striking Hezbollah with force, while mentioning Eisenkot's Dahiya strategy. He called Qatar an 'enemy state' that funded Hamas, but noted complexity. He warned against new parties that won't act to end Netanyahu's rule. Finally, he defended Eisenkot against a venomous Likud campaign, saying that Likud voters love him.