Who chooses him chooses them. All were his sons

Nahum Barnea argues in an opinion column that Netanyahu is responsible for the actions of his associates, including Uriah, Magal, the Judea and Samaria rioters, and the Haredim, and describes a policy of anarchy under his leadership.

Nahum Barnea argues in an opinion column on ynet that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cannot separate himself from his associates and their actions. Barnea lists a series of figures: the double agent Uriah, commentator Yinon Magal, the Judea and Samaria rioters, the Haredi draft dodgers, and the Kahanist Itamar Ben Gvir. According to him, Netanyahu cultivated them and is responsible for their actions. Barnea compares Uriah to the Soviet spy Israel Bar, who was imprisoned, while Uriah continues to work alongside Netanyahu. He criticizes Netanyahu's response to Magal's racist remarks against Gadi Eisenkot, and accuses Netanyahu of fostering the Haredi exemption and abandoning the police to Ben Gvir. Barnea asserts that in Netanyahu's era, anarchy is the purpose and the vision.

Who chooses him chooses them. All were his sons