Likud feasts on religious rightist's juicy sound bite

When Naftali Bennett said he would refuse orders to evict settlers on national TV, he may have presented Netanyahu with an opportunity to win back some voters.

By Anshel Pfeffer | 09:42 21.12.12 |

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The admission of Habayit Hayehudi leader, Naftali Bennett, last night on Channel 2, that "if I receive an order to evict a Jew from his house and expel him, personally, my conscience wouldn't allow it," could be the first ray of light for...

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Likud feasts on religious rightist's juicy sound bite

When Naftali Bennett said he would refuse orders to evict settlers on national TV, he may have presented Netanyahu with an opportunity to win back some voters.

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