Bennett can 'fix Israel after Oct. 7,' retired IDF general on B'Yachad slate says – interview
Tibon’s comments came at B’Yachad’s Knesset slate unveiling in Tel Aviv on Sunday, before the deadline for parties to submit their final candidate lists.
Retired IDF Major-General Noam Tibon, a candidate on Naftali Bennett's B'Yachad slate, stated that Bennett can "fix Israel after the chaos of October 7." Speaking at the party's Knesset slate unveiling in Tel Aviv, Tibon, positioned sixth on the slate, emphasized B'Yachad's professional team and Bennett's experience, despite acknowledging past mistakes. Tibon, a counterterrorism expert who rescued residents during the October 7 massacre, outlined his security priorities: restoring security to northern and southern Israel, implementing a new security doctrine, and defeating Hamas and Hezbollah. He also advocated for a larger army, including ultra-Orthodox recruitment, and reforms in the economy and education.
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