Eyal Golan Praises MK Tally Gottlieb at Concert, Ties to Otzma Yehudit Campaign Emerge

Israeli singer Eyal Golan publicly praised Knesset Member Tally Gottlieb during a performance at the Menora Mivtachim Arena, calling her "the woman who isn't afraid to say what's on her heart." Gottlieb, who recently moved from the Likud party to Otzma Yehudit, shared a video of the event on her social media, showing her dancing and interacting with Golan.

Gottlieb described the moment as "completely real" and thanked Golan for providing moments of "light and joy." This public endorsement comes amid reports that Otzma Yehudit, led by Itamar Ben-Gvir, has acquired the rights to use Golan's song "Mi SheMa'amin" as their election campaign jingle. While Golan himself will not be singing on the jingle, artists "HaTzel" (Yoav Eliasi) and Ben Snof will perform it.

Further campaign developments include reports that Ofer Rosenbaum, who is managing Ben-Gvir's campaign, is in negotiations to acquire 60% of journalist Daniel Amram's digital assets, including his Telegram and YouTube channels, for an estimated 10 million shekels.

The main image accompanying the article was noted as being AI-edited, not an authentic depiction of the concert.