Avichai Boaron Appointed Head of Likud's Ground Campaign for Upcoming Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu appointed Avichai Boaron to lead Likud's ground campaign for the upcoming elections, tasking him with coordinating grassroots activities and voter mobilization. Boaron has also pushed for the resignation of two Knesset members running with other parties, reinforcing party discipline.
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- Avichai Boaron appointed head of Likud's ground campaign for upcoming elections.
- Boaron will manage municipal activities, local branches, and voter mobilization.
- Netanyahu praised Boaron's organizational skills and past leadership in rallies.
- Boaron emphasized the importance of grassroots activists to Likud's strength.
- Boaron pushed for resignation of MKs Dan Illouz and Yuli Edelstein running with other parties.
- Illouz resigned from the Knesset; Edelstein may run as a defector or on a list.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday the appointment of Knesset member Avichai Boaron as the head of Likud's ground campaign for the upcoming elections. Boaron will join the party's campaign management team and be responsible for overseeing municipal-level activities, coordinating with local branches and activists, and managing voter mobilization efforts nationwide. The decision followed a meeting between Netanyahu and Boaron this week to discuss the party's election preparations and strengthening of its grassroots operations.
Netanyahu praised Boaron's organizational skills and experience, citing his leadership in government support rallies two years ago and his expertise in voter mobilization. Boaron expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead the Likud and national camp into the elections, emphasizing the importance of the party's grassroots activists and branches as the foundation of its strength and success.
In related developments, Boaron has recently taken a firm stance loyal to Netanyahu by pushing for the resignation of Knesset members Dan Illouz and Yuli Edelstein, who are running with other parties in the upcoming elections. Boaron threatened to declare them defectors if they do not resign, which would block Illouz from running with Yisrael Beiteinu. Illouz submitted his resignation on Tuesday, effective Wednesday. Edelstein, running with Gilad Erdan's new party, may still run as a defector unless placed on an existing list.
These moves reflect Boaron's growing influence within Likud and his role in consolidating party discipline ahead of the elections.
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