Everyone is locked in: Ben Gvir's confidant is certain - only one question will decide the elections

Commentators Nevo Cohen and Eitan Cabel disagree on what could move the election campaign, but agree that Netanyahu's campaign is not working yet. Cohen argues that everything is already priced into the stock price and nothing moves the political needle, while Cabel believes that three points the change bloc needs to invest in are the October 7 massacre investigation committee, QatarGate, and draft evasion laws. The two discuss voter turnout and undecided voters.

Political commentators Nevo Cohen and Eitan Cabel appeared on a 103FM program and analyzed the state of the election campaign. Cohen argued that everything is already priced into the stock price from both sides, and nothing substantial moves the political needle. According to him, we are not in an event of convincing voters who to vote for, but of convincing those who are convinced to come and vote. Cabel disagreed, arguing that close election campaigns always go down to the wire, and that the three points the change bloc needs to invest in are the October 7 massacre investigation committee, QatarGate, and draft evasion laws during wartime. The two also discussed Netanyahu's campaign, which Cohen claims is not working, and the risk associated with Winter's party, a new party without a real base. Cabel emphasized the importance of bringing undecided voters to the polls, and noted that Netanyahu will run a fear campaign about Arabs. At the end of the conversation, the two moved on to criticize the performance of the Israeli national football team.