Ronen Tzur attacks the Change Bloc: "Attack Netanyahu - not each other"

Ronen Tzur attacks the Change Bloc in an interview with Maariv, calling on its leaders to target Netanyahu instead of each other. Tzur points to a leadership gap between the blocs and warns that ego battles are harming the bloc's chances.

Ronen Tzur, former chairman of Meretz, sharply attacks the Change Bloc in an interview with Maariv. Tzur says the elections were supposed to be an event where Netanyahu 'gets beaten nonstop for the failures of the last three years,' but instead the bloc's leaders are attacking each other. He points to a leadership gap: on the right there is one leader, and on the other side four leaders who quarrel among themselves, and the undecided go to the stable side. Tzur criticizes the ego of the bloc's leaders, saying they understand that the infighting harms the bloc but ego runs the show. He predicts high voter turnout but warns that high turnout in the Arab sector does not guarantee victory for the bloc, since Hadash-Ta'al and Balad are blocked from the coalition.