Something is brewing in Likud: senior official reveals – "within days everything will change"

Harsh internal criticism in Likud over a dormant election campaign: the messages are not sharp, the campaign is not felt, and the opposition is setting the agenda. Additional frustration over the failure to push Ofer Winter's party below the electoral threshold. In response, a senior party official promises a dramatic change in the coming days.

Harsh internal criticism has been heard in recent days within Likud over the conduct of the election campaign. Party sources claim that the campaign is barely noticeable, the messages are not sharp and are too scattered, and Likud is failing to control the public agenda. The criticism relates to the expectation that after the holiday period and the events of October 7, Likud would lead a security agenda and highlight the government's achievements, but according to the sources, not much of that is happening. Additional frustration was expressed over the failure to push Ofer Winter's party below the electoral threshold, as well as another party of Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelicha that is draining votes from Likud. In response to the criticism, a senior Likud official promises: "Everything will change in the coming days. The Likud campaign will be felt, and big time."