The war over the second ten: Bennett takes revenge on Eisenkot, "Yesh Atid" runs a covert campaign

Behind the scenes of the 'Together' list: Bennett takes revenge on Eisenkot and appeals to liberal voters, while 'Yesh Atid' runs a covert campaign against him. The main concern is that right-wing members of the 'Yashar' list might defect to Netanyahu, recalling the Silman-Shikli trauma.

Behind the scenes of the 'Together' list, a quiet battle is underway over the second ten. According to the article, Naftali Bennett is taking revenge on Gadi Eisenkot by appealing to liberal voters, while 'Yesh Atid' runs a covert campaign against Eisenkot. The main concern in the change camp is that right-wing members of Eisenkot's 'Yashar' list, including Elisaf Peretz, might defect to Netanyahu, recalling the 'Silman-Shikli trauma'. Bennett toured the Park HaMesila in Tel Aviv, a step aimed at attracting liberal voters. One pollster said: 'If Bennett had three more weeks, he would surpass Eisenkot'. Meanwhile, 'Yesh Atid' is focusing efforts on securing positions 14 and 16 on the list for experienced candidates like Naor Shiri and Vladimir Beliak, fearing that Knesset members without parliamentary experience would not withstand political pressures.