Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, as reported by N12's Amit Segal, stated that Yair Golan should not be entrusted with sensitive ministerial portfolios, describing him as 'an extreme person.' The context of the remarks was not immediately clear.
Amit Segal (N12) reported on Saturday evening that former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Yair Golan, a former IDF general and current MK, should not be given sensitive portfolios, calling him 'an extreme person.' The statement appears to be Bennett's assessment of Golan's suitability for high-level security or diplomatic roles. The specific context or trigger for the remarks was not provided in the report. Golan has not yet responded publicly.
- DevelopingBennett at JNS conference: 'I am a right-winger, not an extreme irresponsible'
- DevelopingMinister Silman attacks ex-PM Bennett over his criticism of government's multi-front management
- DevelopingBennett dismisses Golan's remarks, rules out Palestinian state, land handover, academy closures
- DevelopingBen Gvir attacks Bennett in faction meeting: 'He is taking a dive toward the electoral threshold'
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