Regav: 'Netanyahu shames the prosecution and the judicial system'

Transportation Minister Miri Regev defended in an interview the Likud court's decision to grant Netanyahu eight slots on the party list, calling it democracy. She attacked the opposition as 'pathetic and helpless' and the prosecution, saying Netanyahu 'shames' it with his testimony. Regev claimed Likud is ready for primaries and that the public demands a practical agenda.

Transportation Minister Miri Regev defended in an interview on Radio North 104.5FM the Likud court's decision to grant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu eight slots on the party list. According to her, the decision was made democratically, with over 3,000 members voting. She attacked the opposition parties, calling them 'pathetic and helpless', and claimed they struggle to cope with the government's achievements since October 7, including the strengthening of the shekel during wartime. At the end of the interview, Regev attacked the prosecution and the judicial system, saying Netanyahu 'shames' them with his testimony in his trial, and that he is 'sharp as a razor' despite the late cabinet discussions. She called on the judicial system to set aside personal positions and act in the name of justice.