Boaz Bismut: Loyalty to Netanyahu is absolute, I will show my grandchildren that I knew him

In an interview in the election studio of Walla!

The new candidate in 27th place in Likud prides himself on his loyalty to the chairman of his party, rejects the claims that he was already a politician when he was the editor of "Israel Today" and denies that he was in talks with Ayelet Shaked. "From what I saw in the primaries, she will have no place in Likud."

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08/24/2022

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On video: Boaz Bismuth from the Likud in an interview with his Tel Vicky Adamker in the studio Walla!

(Still photo: Reuven Castro)

Former journalist Boaz Bismut, the new candidate in 27th place on the Likud list, prides himself on his loyalty to Likud Chairman Benjamin Netanyahu and believes that the title "Bibist" is a compliment. In an interview at Walla!'s election studio, Bismut said that "loyalty is clear and absolute - not because we are idolaters Or admire the leader, but appreciate him because he is the best statesman in the world." According to him, "If I am attributed to Netanyahu it is a compliment.

You see people telling you today that they knew Ben-Gurion, I believe that in 30-40 years if I get to see my great-grandchildren I will show off that I knew Netanyahu."

Two weeks after he officially completed the transition from the media to politics and was elected in the Likud primaries, Bismuth rejected the claims that he was a politician Even when he was the editor of "Israel Hayom" and a panelist of Olpan Shishi. "I didn't do anything revolutionary.

Nitzan Horowitz is also a journalist, Merav Michaeli is also a journalist, even the Prime Minister is a journalist."

"If I were Shaked, I would leave the government."

Bismuth in the election studio and voila! (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Referring to the clear support he gave to Netanyahu in Israel Hayom, he said, "I edited a right-wing newspaper, and I never hid the fact that I am a Likudnik, that I vote for Likud. According to him, in his five years at the top of the newspaper, "there were at least two headlines" critical of Netanyahu and his government, adding that "These two also surprised me in retrospect," he said, "what can I do, I'm sorry to disappoint you, he was an excellent prime minister.

For you, Moses came down from the Chinese mountain with ten commandments and another commandment 11: that we are all supposed to make the same newspaper.

One newspaper criticizes him, I think he's good."

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Bismuth in Walla's election studio! (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Bismuth avoided questions about the circumstances of his termination in Israel today and refrained from referring to the change in the editorial line of the newspaper, which has become more critical of Netanyahu since his departure.

According to him, he is still "a faithful reader of the newspaper every day. It has the most right-wing writers - Aral Segal, Irit Linor, Amnon Lord, and I like what I read."

Referring to his relationship with the chairman of "The Zionist Spirit", Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked, he denied that there were talks with her about political cooperation. "If I were Ayelet Shaked, I would leave this government.

She serves in a failed government.

Bennett - It's completely gone like the movie Gone with the Wind." He estimated that Shaked, most likely, will not pass the blocking percentage and explained that "on the one hand, as soon as you say I am not one of the boycotters, but on the other hand she continues to sit in a government that boycotts." According to him, he does not Tried to make amends between Shaked and Likud chairman Netanyahu and even estimated that Shaked will have difficulty competing in the Likud in the future.

"From what I saw in the primaries,

Not only a staunch supporter of Netanyahu, Bismuth is considered a big fan of former US President Donald Trump, but he is wary of assessing his chances of a political comeback.

"There is a difference. Trump is American and I am Israeli, Netanyahu is my prime minister. There was only one American president who made a comeback, the 22nd and 24th President Grover Cleveland. It is very difficult to do that in the United States."

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