Netanyahu failed to move Winter - and moved to another plan: "We are in danger"

A day before the elections, Netanyahu launches a 'Gevalt' campaign in the settlements and calls for support. Eisenkot appeals to former Likud voters, Liberman attacks the Haredim, Bennett continues meetings, and the Haredim work to energize voters. President Herzog clarifies he will not intervene.

A day before the elections in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu intensifies pressure on the Winter party and launches a 'Gevalt' campaign in the settlements, where he said: 'We are in danger because the left is flying its thousands thousands of kilometers to come to the polls, and I need your help.' Likud is preparing to deploy a broad network of activists in about twenty cities. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot appeals to former Likud voters and emphasizes the importance of a large party to replace Netanyahu. Avigdor Liberman attacks Netanyahu and the Haredim and clarifies he will not support a minority government relying on the Arab parties. Naftali Bennett continues meetings with undecided voters and emphasizes he will not sit in a government with Netanyahu. The Haredi parties work to energize voters in their communities. President Isaac Herzog clarifies that his decision will be based on facts after the elections, regardless of support from other leaders. The article notes Trump's support for Netanyahu but does not detail the content of the message.

Netanyahu failed to move Winter - and moved to another plan: "We are in danger"