Senior advisor hints: Netanyahu may be violating Central Elections Committee order

Strategic advisor Moshe Klughaft hinted in an interview with 103FM that Prime Minister Netanyahu may be violating the Central Elections Committee's order, after Likud did not remove an outdoor campaign in Arabic as required. Klughaft described Netanyahu's scare strategy and analyzed the struggles within the opposition bloc.

Strategic advisor Moshe Klughaft hinted in an interview with 103FM that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may be violating the Central Elections Committee's order. Klughaft described Netanyahu's scare campaign, which includes an ad of Tel Aviv exploding from a nuclear bomb and statements about annihilation. He referred to Likud's outdoor campaign in Arabic, featuring Gadi Eisenkot and Ahmad Tibi with the caption 'This is what a minority government looks like,' which the Elections Committee ordered removed — but Klughaft expressed doubt whether the order was carried out everywhere. Klughaft presented Netanyahu's strategy as shifting the discourse from the past to a threatening future, and noted that a study he conducted found the campaign relatively effective. He also analyzed the struggles within the opposition bloc, warning that if both Eisenkot and Bennett succeed in their campaigns, the other parties in the bloc will pay the price.