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Israel is bitterly divided ahead of this year’s elections. But one of prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s main political opponents, Naftali Bennett, says he can unite the country. Zanny Minton Beddoes, The Economist’s editor-in-chief, and Edward Carr, deputy editor, travelled to Tel Aviv to ask Mr Bennett how he would restore Israel’s reputation abroad and counter the threat of Hamas.
00:00 - What’s at stake in Israel’s election?
01:10 - How Bennett believes he differs from Netanyahu
01:40 - Can only Netanyahu guarantee Israel’s security?
02:42 - The decline of international support for Israel
03:36 - What Bennett would do to change Israel’s standing abroad
04:11 - Bennett on ending the war in Gaza
06:51 - Bennett’s view on Palestinian statehood
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