Likud Campaign Head Urges Right-Wing Turnout Ahead of Elections
Likud MK Avichai Boaron discussed the party's campaign strategy on 103FM, urging right-wing voters in cities like Netanya and Ashdod to mobilize and prevent a left-wing government.
MK Avichai Boaron appeared on 103FM to discuss the final stretch of the Likud campaign ahead of the upcoming elections. Boaron, who serves as the head of Likud's field headquarters, outlined the party's core strategy for the final days.
Field Operations and Voter Turnout
"We are focusing on two main missions: monitoring street sentiment and mobilizing voters on election day," Boaron stated. He noted that while approximately 800,000 supporters are currently registered, the ultimate goal is to reach 2.2 million voters.
Host Barak Sari pressed Boaron on his realistic prospects, noting his spot on the Likud list and polling data suggesting the party could secure between 18 and 20 mandates.
The Israeli street has a clear right-wing majority, but that majority often fails to turn out for elections. Friends in Likud strongholds like Netanya, Bat Yam, and Ashdod must leave their homes and vote, otherwise the left will come to power and establish a Palestinian state.
Coalition Prospects and Future Outlook
Fellow host Eli Ohana offered a more optimistic perspective, suggesting that post-election coalition dynamics and the potential use of the Norwegian Law could secure Boaron's seat in the Knesset.
Boaron concluded by emphasizing that personal political survival takes a backseat to ideological goals. "What matters now is the good of the country, and the good of the country is preventing a Palestinian state," he added.
