The card Netanyahu plays again and again — and the mistake of Eisenkot that serves him

Moshe Klughaft, a former advisor to Netanyahu and Bennett, analyzes in an interview Netanyahu's election strategy. According to him, Netanyahu wants to talk about security, his weak point is the conscription of Haredim, and he lags in polls on suitability for prime minister. Klughaft claims Eisenkot erred by focusing on a minority government campaign.

Moshe Klughaft, a former advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Naftali Bennett, analyzes in an interview on 103FM Netanyahu's election strategy. According to him, Netanyahu wants to talk about security and war, including the events of October 7, because this is an issue where the coalition is united. In contrast, Netanyahu's weak point is the conscription of Haredim, and the opposition does not know how to exploit this. Klughaft notes that Netanyahu consistently lags in polls on suitability for prime minister, an unprecedented gap since 2009, but this does not affect voting patterns. He claims Eisenkot erred by focusing on a minority government campaign, instead of focusing on the conscription issue.

The card Netanyahu plays again and again — and the mistake of Eisenkot that serves him