The "Money Time" is here: Netanyahu's blitz, Bennett's map, and the cities Eisenkot is skipping

With less than 100 hours until the elections, Polymarket gives Eisenkot a 49% chance of forming a government, Netanyahu 30%, and Bennett 16%. Netanyahu will focus on 20 Likud stronghold cities, Eisenkot on the periphery with signs in Moroccan Arabic, and Bennett calls to join his family WhatsApp group.

As party leaders wake up this morning, they have less than 100 hours to convince undecided voters before polls open on Tuesday. According to Polymarket, Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot has the best odds of forming a government at 49%. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands at 30% and is trending downward, while Together chairman Naftali Bennett has climbed to 16%. Netanyahu will focus on 20 Likud stronghold cities, including Ashkelon, Ashdod, and Beersheba, in an effort to boost turnout. Eisenkot is concentrating efforts on peripheral cities, including Eilat, with signs in Moroccan Arabic reading "Our Prime Minister." Bennett, on a positive trend, is calling to be added to family WhatsApp groups and holding parliaments in Likud strongholds, focusing on the Krayot, Hadera, Netanya, and settlements in Judea and Samaria.