"There's nothing to say": Senior figure in Change Bloc against Eisenkot

A senior figure in the Change Bloc harshly attacks the "vote-siphoning" campaign of Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot, saying "it's so stupid that I really have nothing to say." Eisenkot, two weeks before the elections, aims to become the largest party, and in an internal group it was written that the race is tight and they must surpass Likud. MK Vladimir Beliak (Together) criticized the campaign, arguing that in the Israeli system, the size of the party is meaningless, only the size of the bloc matters.

A senior figure in the Change Bloc harshly attacked the election campaign of Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot, which he called the "vote-siphoning campaign." According to the senior figure, "it's so stupid that I really have nothing to say." The criticism comes amid an aggressive campaign by Eisenkot, two weeks before the elections, aiming to become the largest party. In a message in an internal party group, it was written that the race for the largest party is tight, and that a Channel 12 poll shows a close race between Yashar! and Likud. It was also written that on the question of suitability for prime minister, Eisenkot leads Benjamin Netanyahu by a 10-point margin. MK Vladimir Beliak (Together) criticized the campaign, arguing that in the Israeli system, the size of the party is meaningless, only the size of the bloc matters, and that these elections are the most fateful in the country's history.