Menachem Begin's son urges: "We must replace this government"

Former minister Benny Begin, son of the late Prime Minister Menachem Begin, calls on voters to support one of the opposition parties in the upcoming elections, warning that 15 consecutive years in power lead to corruption. Begin criticized the current government for its ill will and failure, and recalled his support for the previous change government and the partnership with Ra'am.

Former minister Benny Begin, son of the late Prime Minister Menachem Begin, called in an interview with 103FM to vote for one of the opposition parties in the upcoming elections. Begin sharply criticized the current government: "This government has proven its ill will instead of benefiting the citizens." He emphasized that votes should not be wasted on parties that do not pass the electoral threshold, and that the urgency is to replace a government that does not wish to govern for the public good. Begin warned that 15 consecutive years in power lead to corruption and moral decay, and noted that according to polls, Netanyahu will not be able to form the next government. He recalled his support for the previous change government led by Bennett and Lapid, and praised the partnership with the Ra'am party as a "successful pairing."