Chairman of Tikva Hadasha inspires optimism among his voters: "Netanyahu has no 61, it is too early to know whether we will meet the target" • On the Prime Minister: "His rule must end, but only from the right"
The new chairman of Tikva, former Education Minister Gideon Saar, calls on Naftali Bennett to cooperate with him the day after the election to bring about Netanyahu's replacement.
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In an interview summarizing the election campaign, Saar clarifies: "I will never sit with Netanyahu."
He adds that in order to stop the repeated rounds of elections, Netanyahu's replacement is required, and to that end, Bennett must cooperate with him.
Saar further clarifies that even if he loses the election and Netanyahu forms the government, he does not intend to retire from political life.
Your goal was to bring about Netanyahu's replacement, and according to the polls at least you are not achieving it.
"First, it is too early to examine this now. I do not see how he has a majority. He does not have 61. So it is still impossible to say whether they will succeed or not in achieving the goal. Now we want to free the country from Netanyahu. "He acts as someone who prefers his personal good to the good of the state, and this is something that a national person cannot accept with such conduct. Therefore, I am convinced that Netanyahu's rule should end, but only from the national camp."
Are there any quiet understandings between you and Bennett on the day after the election?
"Currently not. But I assume that there will be such a dialogue later. Unfortunately, Bennett has not yet shown a commitment to change and he is preparing the ground for entering another Netanyahu government. But if Bennett has a commitment to change in the State of Israel, then there will be cooperation and cooperation. Good.
I will never sit with Netanyahu. "
The full interview will be published tomorrow in Israel this week and on the "Israel Today" website
