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Ben Gvir and Likud on Netanyahu’s Right
The escalating conflict between Likud and the Otzma Yehudit Party led by Itamar Ben Gvir revolves around the formation of the upcoming Israeli government. The dispute extends beyond mere coalition negotiations into a competition for right-wing votes. Ben Gvir has accused Netanyahu of trying to replace him with Gadi Eizenkot, while Likud responded that Ben Gvir is engaging in election deception and working to expand his support base by portraying his campaign as a guarantee for the survival of a right-wing government. The two sides are exchanging accusations of attempting to influence power dynamics within the left and within the right bloc, each trying to sway undecided and extremist voters. Ben Gvir aims to show that his vote strengthens his position in the parliament and prevents Netanyahu from forming a government without his party, while Likud seeks to unify the right-wing front by promoting the idea of a "broad nationalist government." The controversy over figures like Eizenkot—who is supported by some parties—forms part of the broader battle over defining the identity of the next government, with both sides using Eizenkot’s name as a political tool to bolster their electoral positions.
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