The moment Ronen Tzur raised his voice: "There is no such model anywhere in the Western world"

Strategic consultant Ronen Tzur sharply criticizes the leaders of the Change Bloc following the election results, arguing they missed a historic opportunity to replace Netanyahu. In an interview with 103FM, Tzur presents a scenario for a campaign against Iran and the formation of a government.

In an interview with 103FM, strategic consultant Ronen Tzur sharply criticizes the leaders of the Change Bloc following the election results. Tzur claims the Change Bloc was 'completely defeated' despite optimal conditions for replacing Netanyahu, including scandals like QatarGate and the Play Dubai incident. According to him, Netanyahu controlled the campaign agenda, while the Change Bloc failed to leverage events into a focused campaign. Tzur assesses that Netanyahu has two options: a military campaign against Iran that would allow new elections from a position of victory, or forming a coalition with Ra'am (expected to get 7 seats) or a unity government. He rejects the claim that the model of multiple lists against a single ruling party is optimal, noting that since 2012 there has been no decisive electoral victory for the bloc.