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Avichai Boaron Appointed Head of Likud's Ground Campaign Ahead of Elections

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Ahead of the upcoming elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed Knesset member Avichai Boaron as the head of Likud's ground campaign operations. Boaron will join the party's campaign management team and be responsible for organizing and strengthening the party's field activities nationwide until election day. This week, Boaron met with Netanyahu to discuss the party's election preparations, campaign headquarters work, and the need to enhance grassroots efforts across Israel.

Under this new role, Boaron will lead the ground campaign headquarters and coordinate Likud's municipal-level activities. His duties include managing party branches and activists, preparing campaign offices around the country, and activating voter mobilization mechanisms on election day. This appointment places Boaron in a central position within Likud's election infrastructure, with a key task to transform the party's grassroots network into an effective election machine that brings Likud voters to the polls.

Netanyahu praised Boaron's organizational skills and past success in mobilizing support, citing his leadership of government support rallies two years ago. Netanyahu expressed confidence that Boaron, together with the party's grassroots activists, will secure victory in the upcoming elections. Boaron thanked Netanyahu for his trust and emphasized that Likud's strength lies primarily in its grassroots network. He stated that the activists, branches, and people connected to the movement are the deep roots of Likud's power and the reason it remains Israel's sole ruling party. Boaron expressed certainty that under Netanyahu's leadership and with the strength of Likud's grassroots nationwide, they will achieve a major victory for the national camp and Likud.

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