Amit Segal
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966 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
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And the third thing is that Netanyahu has lost control, that the opposition has lost control over the agenda of the election campaign.
I haven't heard the name Kharedim or the issue, the Kheredi issue over the last few weeks.
It's only about security, diplomacy, and the alliance, the alleged alliance between uh Isencott and the Arab parties.
Now, I think it emanates less than Netanyahu.
Abilities in running campaigns, which, in my opinion, have decreased significantly over the last few years, but first and foremost, from mistakes of, in my opinion, very stupid mistakes made by the opposition.
When Isencott says publicly under his name that he is going to form a minority government with the Arab parties abstained, I mean it
D necessarily drags the entire discourse towards the question of do we really want a coalition based on the Arab parties?
People are not in the details.
And that's I think it's a grave mistake made by Ivancote.
I he has he's going to have the votes.
I agree with Nadav and I would like to explain the dilemma, the the cruel dilemma that the election results might pose to Isencot.
Let's say that he achieved more seats than Netanyahu, but he's short of sixty-one, and the entire opposition from the Arab parties to Liban and everything in between is more than sixty one.
He has two cruel options.
One is to go again to the polls without forming a new government, without sworn in a new Knesset speaker.
And then voters might say, You failed once, we don't want to vote you again.
The other option is to do what Nadav has just explained, which is to say, I'm going to have a government sworn in, a minority government supported from the outside by the Arab parties.
Here is the contrary.
On one hand, he is going to be the prime minister on the campaign trail.
On the other hand, he is going to plea guilty in the worst accusation ever made in Israeli politics, cooperating with the non-Zionist and anti-Zionist Arab parties.
So the quid pro quo is quite complicated here, I would say, as an advisor to Isencot, that it's the gravest mistake is
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