Qatari agents in the Prime Minister's Office

Gilad Sharon argues in an opinion column that the upcoming elections are not about right versus left, but about whether the Prime Minister's Office works for Israel or for Qatar. He accuses Netanyahu and his associates of normalizing ties with Qatar and calls them 'Qatari agents.'

Gilad Sharon argues in an opinion column on ynet that the upcoming elections are not about right versus left, but about whether the Prime Minister's Office works for Israel or for Qatar. The author accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his associates of normalizing ties with Qatar, which funded Hamas, and calls them 'Qatari agents.' He attacks the expected appointment of a failed minister to the Defense Ministry and warns against a 'half-baked' Justice Minister. Sharon harshly criticizes media mouthpieces that he says support draft evasion and whitewash Qatari agents. The column ends with a demand for Netanyahu to provide a comprehensive and satisfactory explanation for his actions.