Shin Bet shelves the 'Bibibus': Netanyahu embarks on a tour of the popular destination | Mati Tuchfeld
The Likud party is planning an 'October surprise' involving surprise visits by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to party strongholds, aiming to win back lost voters. Meanwhile, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is launching a 'Bezalel Travel' project for the Sukkot holiday, showcasing the settlement enterprise in Judea and Samaria.
The Likud party is planning an Israeli 'October surprise' that will include surprise visits by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to party strongholds, such as malls, markets, and crowded places. The goal: to energize the grassroots, increase voter turnout, and combat what the article calls the 'voter suppression campaign' of the other side. Netanyahu will focus on strongholds where Gadi Eisenkot has visited in recent weeks. Meanwhile, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is launching a project called 'Bezalel Travel' for the Sukkot holiday, which will showcase to the general public the hundreds of settlements, outposts, and farms he has established in Judea and Samaria. The article describes this as a 'revolution on the ground' and a 'dramatic reduction of the living space of the area's Arabs.'