Yoav Horowitz

Horowitz was appointed to a position of trust and was exposed to sensitive information — the duty to keep it does not end with the end of the term. Even if Horowitz's words might politically harm Benjamin Netanyahu — and I doubt it — and hasten his departure from the national stage, I oppose this with all my heart.

Yoav Horowitz, former Chief of Staff and Director General of the Prime Minister's Office, appeared before the cameras and expressed criticism of the Prime Minister and his wife. Guy Peleg took a jab at the former senior official in Netanyahu's office: "Too late, too weak".

Yoav Horowitz's revelation about the demand to have employees sign a loyalty form to the Netanyahu family is sparking stormy reactions, with a Channel 14 commentator accusing him of a humiliating performance for political gain.

Everyone recognizes the major problem the Likud is in: less than 3 months to the elections, and the party has no campaign, or anything resembling one. The issue considered the soft underbelly of its voters remains unanswered. Netanyahu, who is desperately searching for quality people for his list, is now left alone with a growing list of refusals.

Two recent testimonies from Benjamin Netanyahu's inner circle confirm established patterns of behavior. While they offer no new revelations, the consistency of these accounts only deepens the public shock.

They promised the man who was closest to Netanyahu and we got three interviews with very little new information. And then came the strange moment of 'Ulpan Shishi', where Danny Kushmaro and the panel revealed much more than they intended - mainly about themselves.

The party sent a sharp preliminary response ahead of the interviews to be broadcast tonight with the former chief of staff of the Netanyahu office, Yoav Horowitz. In the interviews, Horowitz is expected to reveal the demand to have employees sign a loyalty pledge to the Netanyahu family, and about his relationship with the Prime Minister.

Yoav Horowitz, who served as Chief of Staff and Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, appears before the cameras for the first time and tells of the sensitive mission he refused to perform and the conversations he held with Netanyahu behind the scenes.

Yoav Horowitz, who served as Chief of Staff and Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, appears before the cameras in an unprecedented interview and explains why he decided to leave everything and join Gadi Eisenkot ahead of the upcoming elections.