'Am Yisrael' headquarters expresses disappointment and anger at Likud after polls: 'The right-wing camp could have won'

The 'Am Yisrael' party headquarters expressed disappointment and anger toward Likud following the release of election polls, after the party failed to cross the electoral threshold. Activists claimed that 'Netanyahu's strategic mistake in vote-splitting cost the right-wing camp many precious mandates.' The election day began with optimism among party activists, who believed they would be 'the surprise of the elections,' but as voter turnout increased, so did the concern. A disappointed activist was quoted saying: 'Despite the campaign against us, we received over 100,000 votes. We have a solid base and will continue to run. Am Yisrael will remain on the map.'

The 'Am Yisrael' party headquarters expressed disappointment and anger toward Likud following the release of election polls, after the party failed to cross the electoral threshold. Activists in the party claimed that 'Netanyahu's strategic mistake in vote-splitting cost the right-wing camp many precious mandates.' The election day began with optimism among party activists, who believed they would be 'the surprise of the elections,' but as voter turnout increased, so did the concern. A disappointed activist was quoted saying: 'Despite the campaign against us, we received over 100,000 votes. We have a solid base and will continue to run. Am Yisrael will remain on the map.'

'Am Yisrael' headquarters expresses disappointment and anger at Likud after polls: 'The right-wing camp could have won'