Almog Cohen distances himself from Ben Gvir, and who fits Bennett? Likud answers Walla's election questionnaire
Ahead of the Likud primaries, Walla presented a party-fit questionnaire to four MKs: Almog Cohen, Avihai Boaron, Ariel Kallner, and Shashen Guetta. All scored high for Likud, but Cohen got 85% for Otzma Yehudit, and Boaron 84% for Bennett's 'Together' party. The answers touched on issues like continuing the war in Gaza, death penalty for terrorists, drafting Haredim, and civil marriage.
Ahead of the Likud primaries scheduled for tomorrow (Monday), Walla published a party-fit questionnaire in which four Likud MKs participated: Almog Cohen, Avihai Boaron, Ariel Kallner, and Shashen (Shashi) Guetta. The questionnaire examined their positions on burning issues: continuing the war in Gaza, death penalty for terrorists, drafting Haredim, civil marriage, public transportation on Shabbat, Arab parties in the coalition, and more. The results showed that all received high compatibility with Likud, between 90% and 97%. Almog Cohen, who recently joined Likud from Otzma Yehudit, received 85% compatibility with his former party and responded with a smile: "They distanced me. But I would vote to save the government a hundred more times." Avihai Boaron surprised with 84% compatibility with Naftali Bennett's 'Together' party, but laughed and said: "That's not accurate." The questionnaire revealed clear right-wing positions: most supported continuing the war in Gaza and the death penalty for terrorists, opposed Arab parties in the coalition and the repeal of the Nation-State Law. Guetta surprised with support for civil marriage and opposition to drafting Haredim without exemptions. The article ends with an invitation for readers to check their own party fit in the questionnaire.