Netanyahu Warns Against Votes Helping Liberman, Hints at Gadi Eisenkot
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared at a Likud party event that the upcoming elections present a stark choice between right and left, dismissing any notion of a centrist option as a "bluff." He specifically targeted Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the "Yashar!" party, accusing him of forming a "weak and limp left-wing government."
Netanyahu also alluded to Ofer Winter, chairman of the "Am Israel Chai" party, advising voters against supporting parties that might not pass the electoral threshold or could transfer votes to Avigdor Liberman. The Prime Minister argued that such actions would undermine the right-wing bloc and lead to its downfall.
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