Open account threatens alliance between Aliza Bloch and Gilad Erdan

The alliance between Aliza Bloch and Gilad Erdan has led to a behind-the-scenes conflict with members of the party from which Bloch originated. The Tzur Yisrael party, founded by young people and reservists who sought to influence the political arena, is now demanding that Bloch settle the campaign expenses managed for her within the party, totaling more than 200,000 shekels.

According to information that has reached us, members of Tzur Yisrael, including the young people and reservists who founded the party, invested hundreds of thousands of shekels during the campaign and the party's political activity. Bloch stood at the forefront of the campaign during that period.

The documents detail the campaign expenses in several items:

• Approximately 61,950 shekels on legal advice

• Approximately 84,960 shekels on strategic consulting

• Approximately 21,240 shekels on public relations

In addition, approximately 40,000 shekels were invested in establishing the party and approximately 8,680 shekels on digital services. In total, the expenses detailed in the documents amount to approximately 216,830 shekels.

This is where Bloch's connection to Gilad Erdan comes into the picture. According to Tzur Yisrael members, as part of the understandings reached ahead of the merger with Erdan, Bloch was supposed to join the new party as a representative of Tzur Yisrael, while the party's independence would be maintained within the new political framework.

However, according to Tzur Yisrael members, in practice Bloch joined Erdan without the party receiving the representation or the consideration they expected. Now, following this political development, Tzur Yisrael members are demanding that Bloch settle the campaign expenses invested in the party, amounting to approximately 217,000 shekels.