United Torah Judaism has reportedly proposed a coordinated campaign strategy with Likud in which both parties would attack each other publicly, according to Israeli media reports. The proposal follows earlier reports that a senior UTJ figure suggested a coordinated debate to strengthen both parties.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Monday, a senior United Torah Judaism figure proposed a coordinated public debate with Likud, aiming to strengthen both parties in the lead-up to elections. A follow-up report now indicates the proposal is for a coordinated mutual attack campaign, with both parties publicly criticizing each other as part of an agreed strategy. The proposal, first reported by N12, is seen as an effort to counter the declining poll numbers of Haredi parties.
2 developments
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- DevelopingLikud releases alternative campaign video addressing Eisenkot's unity message
- DevelopingLikud launches aggressive campaign ad targeting Eisenkot
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