Gideon Saar, having shifted political alliances while opposing Palestinian statehood, aims to contribute to decision-making as Israel's foreign minister amidst ongoing political challenges.
After leaving the government in March, Saar realigned with Netanyahu just weeks ago, indicating his complex relationship with the prime minister and his political ambitions.
Opposition leaders view Saar’s frequent shifts as a quest for political relevance, underscoring the unpredictable nature of his political strategy and alliances.
Benny Gantz highlights that Saar's political moves are ultimately driven by considerations of relevance rather than ideological consistency, complicating his political legacy.
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