Netanyahu may surprise you on the street as part of a new grassroots campaign

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to embark on an intensive ten-day field campaign, visiting four different cities each day—40 locations across the country. Instead of mass rallies, Likud plans surprise visits to markets, shopping centers, and local businesses, with notice given shortly in advance. The focus will be on Likud strongholds in the periphery, Judea and Samaria, the north, and the south.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to embark on an intensive ten-day field campaign ahead of the upcoming elections, during which he will visit four different cities each day—a total of 40 locations across the country. Unlike previous campaigns, Likud is planning a model of surprise visits to markets, shopping centers, and local businesses, instead of pre-organized mass rallies. Notice of his arrival will be posted shortly beforehand on social media and local WhatsApp groups, for security and logistical reasons. The focus will be on clear Likud strongholds in the periphery, Judea and Samaria, the north, and the south, based on the understanding that the main battle is over voter turnout in the base. The dual goal: to create a lively field effect and authentic documentation for social media, and to bypass the security and bureaucratic difficulty involved in organizing large events. Each day's tour will be accompanied by a security team and a filming crew that will broadcast live from the location. At the end of each day, Netanyahu is expected to hold a situation assessment with the heads of regional staffs.