On Friday, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett issued a special letter outlining the many political challenges his government has faced last year since its inception. In a letter addressed to the “silent majority,” Bennett asked his supporters to make their voices heard in public space, especially in the face of the opposition’s calls against him.
At the end of the holiday, Bennett published a short quote from the letter, in which he emphasized the importance of supporting it, claiming that it was a historic event not to be missed: “Twice the Jews had a sovereign state in Israel, and twice we lost it due to internal conflict. “We are testing whether we will succeed in the eighth decade as a sovereign and united state or whether we will fail again because of internal conflicts.”
The chairman of Religious Zionism, Bezalel Smutrich, did not respond to the message and harshly attacked the prime minister: “The childish megalomania of this little man, who identifies with the state and actually claims that if he falls the state will be destroyed, The clinical psychologist that Bennett is in. “
The childish megalomania of this little man, who identifies with the state and actually claims that if he falls the state will be destroyed, embarrasses at the intensity of the detachment and self-glorification inherent in it, and explains the clinical psychological process that Bennett is in. Abandoners of his office apparently tried to be the little boy who explains to him that the king is naked but he refuses to listen. pic.twitter.com/GxOEuuPS50
– Bezalel Smutrich (@bezalelsm) June 5, 2022
“Those who left his office probably tried to be the little boy who explains to him that the king is naked but he refuses to listen,” Smutrich said, referring to the departure of political adviser Shimrit Meir, chief of staff Tal Gan Zvi and Bennett’s personal assistant Naomi Sasson.