Netanyahu is hitting his rival with everything he does and does not have—and they're not holding back, either.
There is nothing new about negative election campaigning, either in Israel or the rest of the world. However, this current campaign sets new records for being almost exclusively defamatory. Generally, it’s the opposition that runs an explosive crusade attacking the government. But in Israel, in 2019, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been directing an abrasive, fulminating campaign against his rivals; crossing all boundaries, often playing hard and fast with the truth.
Kabha went on to say: “It is now time to discuss issues that matter to all Israelis, like education, transportation, and employment, and end this campaign of fear and hatred.” That case, Case 3000, involves the decision to buy additional submarines from the German manufacturer Thyssenkrupp, despite the objections voiced by the Defense establishment, who maintained Israel did not need the subs; along with the parallel decision to cancel an international tender for the purchase of frigates, which included South Korea, the US, and an Israeli shipyard, so as to give the order on a no-bid basis to the same German company tagged to build the subs.
Furthermore, Netanyahu held these shares when he was Finance Minister and at the beginning of his term as Prime Minister. He never disclosed that fact, nor did he put his holdings into a blind trust, as is required by Israeli law. In case 1000, Netanyahu also claimed he had merely received gifts from his cousin. But it turns out his cousin was his partner, and under Israeli law, any gifts received from one’s partner would be subject to taxes.
This week we found out that the Prime Minister approved the sale of advanced submarines to Egypt, behind the backs of the security establishment and without any of the relevant authorities knowing. Netanyahu denied it. He lied. This does serious damage to the public’s trust in the security establishment.”
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