Bennett and Lieberman blame Eisenkot's campaign for losing undecided voters

Bennett and Lieberman met and attributed the negative trend in the anti-Netanyahu bloc to the campaign of Yashar! and Gadi Eisenkot, which is not aimed at right-wing voters and has become entangled in statements about sitting with Ra'am. In a Kan News poll, Eisenkot's party remained the largest with 24 seats, but the bloc weakened to a tie of 52 seats against the Netanyahu bloc.

Amid the understanding in the anti-Netanyahu bloc that some undecided voters have returned to the Netanyahu bloc, Yashar! chairman Naftali Bennett and Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman met and attributed the negative trend to the campaign of Yashar! and Gadi Eisenkot. The two discussed moves from now until the elections to bring back right-wing undecided voters to the bloc, including the nature of attacks on Netanyahu. They blame the negative trend on Eisenkot's campaign, which is not aimed at right-wing voters and has recently become entangled in statements about the question of sitting with Ra'am in the government. In a Kan News poll published on Sunday, Eisenkot's party remained the largest with 24 seats, but the anti-Netanyahu bloc weakened to a tie of 52 seats against the Netanyahu bloc – a situation that does not allow either side to form a government.