Likud MK Admits Low Chance of Entering Knesset
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Likud Member of Knesset Avichai Boaron stated that the party's chances of winning 35 seats are lower than before. Boaron, who heads the Likud's field staff, discussed the party's electoral prospects on 103fm. He also avoided commenting on his personal position on the Knesset list. The interview also mentioned Shlomo Filber's expectation of not passing the electoral threshold.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Likud MK Avichai Boaron says the party's chance of winning 35 seats is not as high as before.
- Boaron, head of the Likud's field staff, discussed election polls and bloc dynamics on 103fm.
- He declined to comment on his personal placement on the Likud's Knesset list.
- The interview also noted Shlomo Filber's belief he will not pass the electoral threshold.
Member of Knesset Avichai Boaron, who also serves as the Head of Field Staff for the Likud movement, stated that the Likud party's chances of securing 35 Knesset seats are diminishing. Speaking on the 103fm radio program hosted by Barak Sari and Eli Ohana, Boaron presented an updated analysis of the polling landscape and the bloc situation ahead of the election day.
During the discussion, Boaron addressed key issues including the balance of power within the right-wing bloc and the Likud's stance on the 'Am Israel' party. When asked by strategic advisor Barak Sari about his personal placement on the Knesset list, Boaron deflected, stating, "It's not important."
Boaron elaborated on the party's expectations regarding the number of mandates, acknowledging that while the possibility of the Likud receiving 35 seats exists, "it is not as great as it was in the past." The interview also touched upon Shlomo Filber's certainty that he would not pass the electoral threshold.
