'We lost 10 seats': Netanyahu struggles to find campaign strategy as Likud slips in polls
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'We lost 10 seats': Netanyahu struggles to find campaign strategy as Likud slips in polls
The conversations held by the prime minister indicated that he is skeptical of polls that show favorable results for him and believes that the situation is worse than those surveys suggest.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is alleged to have stated in closed-door meetings that his party's approval ratings are declining and that if the current trend continues, they could face defeat in the upcoming general elections.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in closed-door talks that his Likud party will lose the upcoming Knesset (parliament) elections unless things change. He acknowledged his party had lost 10 seats and said he didn't know how to win them back.
Israeli public broadcaster KAN leaked Netanyahu's remarks from a closed-door meeting. Admitting to the loss of votes, Netanyahu reportedly said, "We lost 10 seats, I don't know how we're going to win them back. If the situation doesn't change, we will lose the election."
The pre-election anxiety of the murderous Netanyahu was reflected in the meetings he held behind closed doors. The Israeli Prime Minister stated that Likud had lost 10 seats and that they would lose the upcoming elections if the current situation did not change.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly told reporters in closed-door meetings that his party was losing ground and that they would lose the upcoming general election if the situation did not change.
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