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Likud Leaders Urge Voters to Let Them Complete Their Security and Political Agenda
Ahead of the Likud primaries, senior party figures Gila Gamliel, Eli Cohen, and Amit Halevi addressed key security challenges including Gaza, Iran, and Hezbollah, while emphasizing the need for ultra-Orthodox enlistment and defense reforms.
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What happened
- 01Likud leaders stress finishing the fight against Gaza militants and preventing Iran's nuclear ambitions.
- 02Gila Gamliel calls for ultra-Orthodox combat enlistment and opposes plea deals in military misconduct cases.
- 03Eli Cohen warns Israel will act alone against Iran's nuclear program if needed and supports disarming Hezbollah.
- 04Amit Halevi demands changes to military engagement rules and highlights Likud's unique primary election process.
- 05All emphasize a balanced Likud list of veterans and youth to tackle future political and security challenges.
They urged voters to support Likud to complete its agenda and highlighted the importance of the upcoming elections for Israel's security and judicial reforms.
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