In contrast to the first round of interviews given by Naftali Bennett to Zvika Hadar and in "Intimate with Rafi Reshef", biting situations much like the parrot he rescued, the outgoing prime minister gave a round of interviews on the three main channels against the commentators' assessments of the impending retirement. With a Prime Minister and more for compassionate intervention meetings, a gratitude ceremony is coming up for the past year.
Naftali Bennett seemed insecure and the frequent jumps between questions and answers apparently led to stops of the interview.
In the Saturday edition Dana Weiss asked "What will make you stay and what will make you go?".
Bennett replied: "Will the unprecedented rift happening among the people, will my entry help the nurse," which according to the new Naftali Bennett says "depends on whether I am worth anything to anyone in terms of seats and whether I can harm Bibi."
The second interesting part of the interview dealt with the "Fortress in Raanana" storm.
As early as Friday, Weiss called the storm of the NIS 45 million "infamous basement," and in an interview himself went down with Bennett to help him get the message across that this is a minor renovation.
A refurbished question about the decision not to move to Balfour because of the family or to renovate the residence for an entire year?
Maybe in the next round.
Here 11, Dov Gil-Har went out to interview Bennett after an aggressive promo he posted on Twitter that "tonight you will not see an interview with a prime minister who demanded a repeat interview ...", a reminder of the incident of that interview with Netanyahu.
It was unnecessary to look for this militancy and sarcasm in the interview itself.
After a friendly entrance and a proposal to choose the background music for the event, the interviewer was mainly concerned with making sure that Bennett would not sit down with Netanyahu "after the poison machine."
With such objectivity, it would have been better to send her redemption.
You asked "What did you fail at?"
Ask on all channels.
Bennett replied that he did not engage in small politics or more in statesmanship and "doing for the people of Israel."
Leaning on the members of the RAAM? Forming a government built on an inverted pyramid? That is not his responsibility. Up there and arranges everything.
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