The black cat between Netanyahu and Winter exposed: "He hasn't forgotten that" | Ben Caspit

Ben Caspit exposes the hidden tension between Netanyahu and Ofer Winter, against the backdrop of Netanyahu's difficulty in organizing his party 17 days before the list closes. Winter, who has not forgotten that Netanyahu prevented him from receiving the rank of Major General, plans to announce a new party and threatens the stability of the camp. Caspit describes Netanyahu as detached and scattered, and raises the possibility of a surprising alliance between Winter and another factor.

Ben Caspit reveals in his column the hidden tension between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Reserve Colonel Ofer Winter, against the backdrop of the election race. Caspit describes Netanyahu as detached and scattered, struggling to organize his party 17 days before the list closes. According to him, Netanyahu is unable to bring any worthy reinforcement to the party's top echelon, and the greatest threat to him comes from Winter, who has not forgotten how Netanyahu prevented him from receiving the rank of Major General by not appointing him as military secretary. Winter plans to announce a new party on August 25, just days before the deadline. Caspit raises the possibility that Winter will join forces at the last moment with one of the other players in the field, something Netanyahu detests because Winter is an unpredictable player on his own side of the field. The column describes the internal struggle in the Likud and the threats to the stability of the camp.