Likud Officials Deny Minister Amsalem is Being Marginalized
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Senior Likud officials deny that Minister Dudi Amsalem is being sidelined from the party's election campaign, attributing his distance from activities to his personal choice. They state he is not being prevented from media appearances and is simply not cooperating. Some sources suggest Amsalem only grants interviews when aiming to criticize the Prime Minister.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Senior Likud officials deny Minister Dudi Amsalem is being marginalized from the election campaign.
- Party sources claim Amsalem's distance from activities is his personal choice.
- Officials state Amsalem is not being prevented from media appearances.
- Sources say Amsalem is not cooperating with the campaign.
- One source claims Amsalem gives interviews only to criticize the Prime Minister.
Senior figures within the Likud party are privately refuting claims that Minister Dudi Amsalem is being excluded from the party's election campaign or kept away from the media. According to a report by journalist Yehuda Schlesinger on the 'Walla' website, these officials assert that Amsalem's distance from party activities is a personal choice.
In conversations with party sources, senior figures dismissed rumors of directives to limit Amsalem's media presence or remove him from campaign focus. "We are not hiding him, nor are we preventing him from giving interviews; he simply isn't cooperating," stated Likud sources. They further explained that the minister's absence stems from his own desires, not a party decision.
One source commented, "He is distancing himself, not lending a hand, and is not present." Another source was more critical, noting, "Dudi Amsalem only gives interviews when he wants to sting the Prime Minister."
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