Amit Segal
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first heard Jun 2026
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Yeah.
Okay.
My brother believes that settler violence does not exist, that it emanates from the failure of the country and the army to protect the settlers.
And I can't turn a blind eye to a phenomenon that, in my opinion, is both immoral and
And destructive for the very existence of the settler movement itself and for the state of Israel.
OK, so first of all, 22, 21 seats, 23 is, give or take, the average on the mainstream media polls.
We still have to bear in mind that on Charles 14 and Charles 24, the right-leaning Charles Netanyahu enjoys something between 28 and 32.
If Netanyahu is actually polling around 22, the main reason is disillusioned voters who think that this government was a failure in terms of the ultra-Orthodox question.
in terms of the inability to actually decisively win in each and every front.
And what I would call a Likud fatigue, which means that with one exception for a year and a half, Likud has been around in office since 2009 and with another punctuation since 1996.
So it makes sense that people are quite tired and that they still haven't found any reason to rush into the ballots in droves.
Why?
Because maybe because they got used to the fact that Netanyahu always wins.
Maybe because they don't want him to win anymore.
And maybe because they are angry.
I would offer to be quite cautious about the number because 90 days prior to the 2015 election, Netanyahu scored around the very same number.
And the atmosphere was very dark.
And there was a lot of bitterness in the air, and it ended up with Netanyahu's most dramatic victory in the current century.
So it's too early.
But Netanyahu's main mission is not to talk Likud voters into not voting for Eisenkot, but to talk to them to get out of their homes and go to vote.
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