Ya'alon calls for replacing Netanyahu's government: To save 'Israel from ruin'

Former Israeli occupation army minister Moshe Ya'alon called for replacing Benjamin Netanyahu's government in the upcoming Knesset elections on October 27, arguing it is necessary to save the state from ruin. He accused the government of lying, negligence, and betrayal, criticizing Netanyahu's UN speech.

Former Israeli occupation army minister Moshe Ya'alon called for replacing Benjamin Netanyahu's government in the upcoming Knesset elections scheduled for October 27, saying it is necessary 'to save the state from ruin.' In a post on X, Ya'alon described the government as 'a government of lies, negligence, and betrayal.' He criticized Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly, arguing that he should have resigned immediately after the events of October 7. He added that he counted Netanyahu's lies in the speech and stopped after 10 fingers. These statements come amid intensifying political competition ahead of the Israeli general elections.