While Pilber radiates optimism - a Likud source warns: 'They are pouring huge sums'

A day before the elections, the Likud party is divided: alongside optimism from Shlomo Pilber, a party source warns against the investment of huge sums by external organizations to mobilize opposition voters. The party is preparing to prevent loss of votes to small right-wing parties.

A day before the elections, the Likud party is divided between optimism and concern. A party source warns of an 'associations affair on steroids' – extensive activity by external organizations investing huge sums to increase voter turnout in the rival camp, according to him. The activity includes social media campaigns, signage, transportation in the Arab sector, and encouraging voting from abroad. The source did not present evidence for the scale of funding. Meanwhile, the Likud is preparing for a field operation on election day and focusing efforts on preventing loss of votes to small right-wing parties, including the list of Ofer Winter and the joint list of Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelicha. The Achi party of Rabbi Avargel withdrew from the race after contacts with the Likud.