"Do you love me even though I'm not Bibi?" – The couple split between Netanyahu and Eisenkot

Nofar Suisa and Avi Tzedaka, a couple who have undergone personal political upheavals, are interviewed on the 'Today Plus' studio ahead of the elections. Avi returned to Likud, while Nofar moved to support Eisenkot's 'Yashar'. They discuss the reasons for their shifts, family pressure, and the possibility of living together despite their political differences.

Nofar Suisa and Avi Tzedaka, a couple who have undergone personal political upheavals in opposite directions, were interviewed on the 'Today Plus' studio ahead of the upcoming elections. Avi, who previously voted Likud and defected to 'Yesh Atid', returned to Likud, while Nofar, who has always voted Likud, decided this time to vote for 'Yashar' led by Gadi Eisenkot. Nofar explains she left Likud due to 'lack of principles', citing the statements about the Gaza Strip after October 7. Avi, in contrast, sees October 7 as a wake-up call to return to Likud, arguing that 'if I can't bring the best option, I'll bring the least bad option – and that's Bibi for me'. The two also discuss family pressure: Nofar tells about her aunt who was angry with her, and Avi admits his family from the periphery hurt him when he voted for 'Yesh Atid'. Despite the arguments, they agree they want things to be good here, and end with a hug and a kiss.