The warnings campaign: they have nothing to offer

An opinion column arguing that the opposition's campaign regarding the warnings given to Netanyahu before October 7 reveals a lack of a political platform, and that the opposition has given up on trying to convince the public of its ideas.

An opinion column by Nave Dromi arguing that the opposition's campaign, based on reports of warnings allegedly given to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the October 7 massacre, reveals its ideological weakness. The writer claims that the Israeli public is already solidified in its position regarding responsibility for the October 7 events, and that the opposition has given up on the possibility that the ideas it believes in would convince voters. According to him, Netanyahu has a clear platform of continuing security and political policy, while the opposition offers only the old slogan "Anyone but Bibi." The writer claims that the opposition has no more right-wing security alternative, and no political alternative from the left because there is no demand for it in Israel. He notes that the reports on the warnings are being denied by various sources, thus revealing that the opposition has nothing to offer.