Netanyahu Declares No Center in Politics, Only Left or Right
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened the Likud party's election conference by asserting that the political spectrum consists solely of left and right, dismissing the notion of a "center" as a "bluff." He addressed supporters at the conference, emphasizing his party's commitment to right-wing principles.
Netanyahu's remarks framed the upcoming elections as a clear choice between two opposing ideologies. He did not elaborate on specific policy proposals but focused on the ideological divide, positioning the Likud as the definitive representative of the right.
The conference served as a kickoff for the Likud's election campaign, signaling the party's readiness to engage in the political contest. The Prime Minister's strong rhetoric aimed to rally his base and define the electoral battleground.
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