Right Wing

Commentator on the Arab world, Dr. Eddie Cohen, addressed today, Tuesday, the campaign that, according to him, is being conducted in the Arab world against the Likud party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In an interview on the "Noon Journal" program, he claimed: "They want to bring down the Right."

The results of the Likud primaries did not resolve the struggle between the two major currents in the movement. On the contrary, they revealed a near political tie between the "statist right" and the populist right. It is evident that the Likud has not yet decided between its two political cultures.

The results of the primaries are not just a list of names, but a fault line between two cultures. On one side, elites and jurists convinced that only they understand the public interest — and on the other, a huge public that felt the state stopped speaking its language.

The attempt by the Prime Minister's Office to brief against MK Tali Gottlieb is a grave and unfair mistake. While the public is waking up and moving to the Right, the office remains stuck in the conception that existed before the October 7 massacre. To win the elections and ensure high voter turnout, the Right needs figures who fight for the truth, not those who disappeared during the struggle...

A group of public figures and rabbis is working to establish a new list appealing to moderate religious Zionism, the traditional public, and the state-oriented Right. The goal is to form an independent force capable of integrating into the "third bloc".