Netanyahu's big miss: Public support for Ofer Winter would have led to one outcome | Nahum Perry

Nahum Perry argues that Netanyahu's biggest failure is the lack of public support for Ofer Winter. The article criticizes the coalition for failing to achieve a decision on three fronts three years after October 7, and accuses Netanyahu of a history of containment. Perry calls on voters to choose 'from the heart' based on issues like Haredi conscription and a commission of inquiry.

Nahum Perry argues in an opinion piece that Benjamin Netanyahu's biggest failure is the lack of public support for Ofer Winter, which would have led to one electoral outcome. The article criticizes the coalition's central argument that Netanyahu has 'woken up' since October 7, noting that three years later there is no decision on any front: Hamas controls a large part of the Gaza Strip, there is no political plan for the 'day after', and on the northern and Iranian fronts no decision has been reached. Perry accuses Netanyahu of a history of containment, including his support for the disengagement, the Bar-Ilan speech, and the Shalit deal that released Yahya Sinwar. He calls on voters to choose 'from the heart' based on issues like Haredi conscription and a commission of inquiry, and not to be intimidated by the 'left' label. The article ends with a prayer for a moral choice.