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Netanyahu's strategy to weaken allies for Likud vote boost
The Quds Net agency reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to launch a new election campaign focused on strengthening Likud's power at the expense of other parties in the right-wing camp, with the goal of securing a leading position in the upcoming elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. The plan involves urging right-wing supporters to concentrate their votes in favor of Likud, aiming to increase parliamentary seats and bolster Netanyahu's position, despite the risks of undermining support for smaller parties that may fail to pass the electoral threshold. Additionally, Netanyahu has decided to freeze part of the current campaign expenses to intensify field activities in key cities, utilizing a human network to monitor voting and reduce reliance on limited electronic tools following a court ruling that prohibits immediate reporting of voters. This strategy comes amid internal disagreements within the right-wing camp, as Netanyahu seeks to increase Likud's parliamentary seats and achieve a legislative majority, despite potential impacts on the balance of smaller parties and their possible support.
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