Likud Candidates Share Personal Moments in Final Push Ahead of Primaries

As the Likud party primaries opened on Monday, candidates entered the final stretch of their campaigns, intensifying efforts to secure every possible vote. In a bid to connect personally with party members, several candidates shared intimate photos and moments from their private lives.

Minister Dudi Amsalem posted a heartfelt video urging party members to support him, emphasizing his steadfast beliefs and commitment to the Likud party. He stated, "You know where I come from, what I believe in, and what I am willing to fight for. Likud is my home, and you are my family. My mission is to continue being your voice."

Member of Knesset Boaz Bismuth shared a family photo, highlighting the support he receives from his loved ones and likening the party members to an extended family. He wrote, "I am not walking this path alone. My family is with me, and you are with me, the Likud family. Today is the day!"

Amir Ohana began his day with a personal and spiritual moment, laying tefillin at the Abd al-Hak synagogue in Kiryat Malachi, named after his great-uncle. This act underscored the personal significance of the day for him.

Additionally, Vice Prime Minister and Justice Minister Yariv Levin was photographed voting alongside his wife, Yifat, marking the participation of senior party figures in the primaries.

These personal gestures come as candidates seek to strengthen their bonds with party members in the crucial hours before the primary results are decided.