Yair Netanyahu on the Likud list? Ronen Tzur: "He wouldn't force his son to work"
Strategic consultant Ronen Tzur addressed rumors regarding the potential inclusion of Yair Netanyahu on the Likud party list. During a radio interview on 103FM, he cynically remarked that the Prime Minister would likely not take such a step, noting that the work in the Knesset is too demanding.
Strategic consultant Ronen Tzur addressed the possibility that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would place his son, Yair Netanyahu, on the Likud list for the upcoming elections, sparking reactions following his remarks on the matter.
In a conversation with attorney Guy Bossy on the program hosted by Amichai Attali and Gideon Oko on 103FM, Tzur addressed the rumors surrounding the possibility of Yair Netanyahu joining the party list and chose to criticize the potential move.
"I do not think that Benjamin Netanyahu would do such a thing to his son," Tzur said. According to him, a role in the Knesset requires significant investment and intensive labor. "It involves long and extended working hours, and work that demands a lot."
Later, Tzur added: "I hope this is not a rift within the family where the father is trying to bully his son and is forcing his son to work." The remarks were made during a broader conversation in which the participants discussed political issues on the agenda, including the possibility of Yoav Segalovitz joining the Ra'am party.
The possibility of integrating Yair Netanyahu into the Likud list has recently sparked public interest, mainly due to his public status and his involvement in political discourse on social media.
