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This week, we hear from former prime minister Naftali Bennett in conversation with founding editor David Horovitz and political correspondent Tal Schneider.
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Speaking with The Times of Israel on June 11 at the campaign headquarters of Together, the new, merged party he leads with former prime minister Yair Lapid, Bennett said Israel is facing “an existential moment,” and warned that another term under the current government would leave the country without a functioning economy, society or international position.
“Another four years with this government, we won’t have an economy, we won’t have a society,” he warned. “The Haredi issue will just crash us all. We won’t have an international standing anywhere. We have to act now.”
And so, this week, we ask Naftali Bennett, what matters now?
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Bennett to ToI: ‘We’re at an existential moment. Another four years with this government, we won’t have a society’
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Read the full article at The Times of Israel →📄Source document: Bennett to ToI: 'We're at an existential moment. Another four years with this government, we won't have a society'
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The Times of IsraelIndependentRight2 days ago Former prime minister Naftali Bennett: This existential momentFormer Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discusses concerns about Israel's future during an interview with The Times of Israel. He warns that another term under the current government could lead to economic, social, and international challenges, particularly citing the influence of the Haredi community.
Bias read (Right): The article presents statements from Naftali Bennett, a right-wing politician, who criticizes the current government and highlights potential risks associated with the Haredi community. The framing emphasizes Bennett’s warnings and positions him as advocating for urgent action, aligning with right-翼
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- press release Bennett to ToI: 'We're at an existential moment. Another four years with this government, we won't have a society'