Eli Ohana admits just before the elections: "I think I will lose"

Five days before the elections, Eli Ohana admits in an interview with 103FM that he might lose his bet with Barak Seri on the number of seats for the right-wing bloc. Ohana attacked the polls showing an unusual gap for Likud, criticized Ofer Winter, and defended Shlomo Karhi.

Five days before the elections, MK Eli Ohana admits in an interview with 103FM that he might lose his bet with journalist Barak Seri on the number of seats for the right-wing bloc. Ohana initially said the right would win 66 seats, and now Seri offers a new bet where Ohana predicts 62 seats for the right-wing bloc, while Seri predicts at least ten seats fewer. Ohana attacked the polls showing a gap of 10-11 seats for Likud, calling them "abnormal." He also criticized Ofer Winter, who said his party is on the verge of the electoral threshold, claiming Winter lacks humility and political experience. Additionally, Ohana defended Minister Shlomo Karhi, who was alleged to have called Winter "Palestine," and said the slogan "Either right or Palestine" is not personally directed at Winter. The article quotes Ohana and Seri but does not include a response from Winter, Karhi, or Likud.