"Only 5% of the things": Guy Peleg asks a tough question of a former Netanyahu aide

On 103FM, Guy Peleg questioned why Yoav Horowitz, a former senior official in Netanyahu's office, remained silent for so long, despite claiming he witnessed dangerous decision-making patterns. Peleg praised Horowitz but asked how a principled person could stay silent after leaving, especially given the four election campaigns that have taken place since.

On the 103FM program, Guy Peleg referred to an interview with Yoav Horowitz, a former senior official in the Prime Minister's Office, and raised a difficult question: why did someone who, according to his own account, witnessed dangerous decision-making patterns choose to remain silent for so long? Peleg began by praising Horowitz, describing him as one of the best sons of the country, with an impressive profile, but wondered how a principled person should act when witnessing erratic decisions that harm state security, or when knowing that the most powerful people in the country, the Prime Minister and his wife, spread lies and incite against a journalist. Peleg suggested the possibility that Horowitz stayed in his position thinking he could influence from within, but criticized the period after his departure, during which four election campaigns took place. He asked whether a principled person could have remained silent as Horowitz did, leaving the question open for listeners.