"That's actually not the story": Bennett doesn't take his eyes off the goal in the elections

Naftali Bennett was interviewed on Radio 103FM, referred to Netanyahu's blockchain speech and said 'it slipped out'. He claimed a massive surge among 18–30 year-olds ahead of the elections, and emphasized that Netanyahu must go home due to his responsibility for the October 7 massacre. Bennett said 'the government positions are important—but secondary to the victory itself'.

Naftali Bennett was interviewed on Radio 103FM and referred to Benjamin Netanyahu's blockchain speech, which he described as 'it slipped out'. Bennett emphasized that Netanyahu must go home and bears personal responsibility for the October 7 massacre, and that he is incapable of healing the wounded nation. He claimed a dramatic shift in the mood in the last 24 hours, with a massive surge among 18–30 year-olds in favor of his 'Servants' Revolution' plan, according to which anyone who does not serve will not receive a shekel. When asked if he hopes to surpass Gadi Eisenkot in mandates, he replied that this is not the story, and that the drive to win is to bring about social repair.