Elections approaching the finish line: what else could change? | With Moran Azulai

ynet political correspondent Moran Azulai analyzes the final stretch of the elections for the 26th Knesset. According to her, the election campaign defined as fateful is barely felt on the streets, and many voters are expected to decide only in the last days. Azulai addresses the impact of Trump's support on Netanyahu, the quiet campaign of Eisenkot, Lieberman's actions, and the situation of the small parties.

In less than a week, Israeli citizens will elect the 26th Knesset. ynet political correspondent Moran Azulai analyzes the final stretch of the election campaign, defined as fateful but barely felt on the streets. Azulai explains that many voters are expected to decide only in the last days. She addresses the impact of Donald Trump's support on Netanyahu's campaign, the relative quiet in Gadi Eisenkot's campaign, Lieberman's actions in the past week, and the situation of the small parties. Azulai notes that Bennett appears to be gaining momentum and may surprise positively, thanks to an experienced team and a different approach that includes direct dialogue with the public.