'This is the most important day of my life - help me': Hadar Moked directly appeals to Netanyahu

Hadar Moked, who seeks to run on the Likud list, appealed to Netanyahu today to approve an exception to the party's rules. In an interview with 103FM, she said she is under great pressure, not sleeping or eating, and that she is not asking for a safe slot but only the right to compete. She claimed she could bring two mandates of young voters to Likud. The decision is expected today.

Hadar Moked, an activist seeking to run on the Likud list in the 2026 elections, appealed directly to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today (Tuesday) to approve an exception to the party's rules, which she does not meet. In an interview with 103FM, she said she is 'very, very stressed', hasn't changed clothes in three days, and barely sleeps or eats. She emphasized that she is not asking for a safe slot, but only the democratic right to compete and let voters decide. Moked claimed that there is pressure against her from MKs and ministers, and that she has worked for a full year and spent a lot of money. She clarified that her appreciation and love for Netanyahu do not depend on the decision, and warned that 'it is a danger if he is not the next prime minister'. At the end of the interview, she called on him: 'This is the most important day of my life, I've worked two years for this... I can bring you two mandates, a mandate and a half of young folks to Likud'. The decision on her case is expected today.