Yair Netanyahu Slams Noam Chairman Avi Maoz Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Yair Netanyahu launched a scathing attack on Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party, accusing him of being a "destroyer of the State of Israel" and a "founder of the State of Palestine." The incident occurred just two days before elections amid a highly divided political landscape and intense competition for votes on the right. Netanyahu's son has frequently used his social media to support his father's campaign and warn against vote wastage.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yair Netanyahu fiercely attacked Noam party chairman Avi Maoz on social media.
- Netanyahu accused Maoz of being a "destroyer of the State of Israel" and "founder of the State of Palestine."
- The attacks come just two days before elections amid a highly divided political landscape.
- Polls show significant discrepancies, creating two distinct camps predicting different election outcomes.
- The Netanyahu camp is focused on absorbing votes from smaller right-wing parties to avoid wasted votes.
With only two days remaining until the election, the political and media landscape is highly chaotic and divided. Polls from different channels show significant discrepancies, creating two distinct camps. Channels 14 and 15 predict a victory for the Netanyahu bloc over the Change bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot, while channels 11, 12, 13, and 16 show the opposite trend. These disparities suggest a tense and dramatic election day as parties intensify their final campaign efforts.
Amidst the uncertain polling numbers, a key campaign goal for Prime Minister Netanyahu's camp is to absorb votes from smaller parties, fearing a significant number of votes will fall below the electoral threshold. In recent days, various right-wing parties have faced direct and harsh attacks. These include the Am Israel party, the Reservists list, the Economic party led by Yaron Zelekha, Noam party chairman Avi Maoz, and Rabbi Leitner from the Haredi Public party. The Likud party is attempting to pressure the target audiences of these lists, arguing that any vote for them could lead to the rise of the left-wing bloc.
Yair Netanyahu, the Prime Minister's son, has joined these attacks. Known for his outspoken and often blunt social media presence, he recently shared a video posted by Avi Maoz. In the video, Maoz addressed IDF soldiers, urging them to vote for his party to "preserve our beloved army as a Jewish army." On top of this video, Yair Netanyahu harshly attacked Maoz, writing, "You will be remembered for all eternity! Destroyer of the State of Israel! Founder of the State of Palestine! Shame on you!"
These statements highlight the intense pressure and fierce competition for every vote on the right, just before the election outcome. This is not the first time during the current election campaign that Yair Netanyahu has actively supported his father's campaign. He has consistently used his social media account to warn against "wasting votes on the right" and against parties running that might not pass the electoral threshold, alongside sharp attacks on candidates he perceives as endangering the formation of a right-wing government.
Mentioned
