Likud is preparing a campaign attack to portray opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot as dependent on the Ra'am party, according to a report.
The report, circulating Monday morning, indicates that Likud is gearing up for a new line of attack against Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot. The Zioneer has previously covered Likud's campaign efforts against Eisenkot, including an aggressive television ad in early July and a counter-video responding to his unity message later that month. The framing of Eisenkot as reliant on Ra'am — an Arab party with ties to the Islamist movement — is a recurring theme in Likud's messaging aimed at right-wing voters.
- DevelopingLikud launches aggressive campaign ad targeting Eisenkot
- DevelopingLikud releases alternative campaign video addressing Eisenkot's unity message
- DevelopingLikud campaign memo outlines strategy to paint Eisenkot as left-wing, weak on security
- DevelopingLikud smear campaign messages against Eisenkot exposed
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