"Should go home": Shaked's attack on Netanyahu - and the election forecast

Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked called for replacing the government, attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his responsibility for the events of October 7, and assessed that the upcoming elections will not yield a decisive outcome between the blocs.

Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked sharply attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called on him to "go home." At the "One on One" conference of the Directors Forum in the Directors Union, Shaked said that Netanyahu "has both responsibility and guilt for October 7." She assessed that the upcoming elections will not yield a decisive outcome between the blocs, and that she is aiming for the next election round. Shaked explained her decision not to run in the upcoming round by saying that the public did not support the idea of her unity party, and that no candidate was willing to compromise. According to her, many right-wing voters today have no one to vote for because the current government has brought division and severe social rift. She accused Netanyahu of boycotting the other side while asking why they boycott him.