Against the background of the polls, parties in the party want to join Gantz • At this point, Chairman Peretz seems to prefer to lead an independent campaign, but he may later agree to negotiate

• Peretz (right) and Gantz // Photos: Oren Ben Hakun

Labor Party activists press Chairman Amir Peretz to promote move to white-blue, Israel Today said on Thursday. About the possibility.

At this point, Peretz seems to prefer to lead an independent work-bridge campaign, but his surroundings have not ruled out the possibility of contacts to the white-blue team, after the success of the campaign can be examined. At work, they said, "The goal is to strengthen the bloc and do everything possible to replace Netanyahu."

The work-bridge opened its campaign today on a tour of Megiddo. "Netanyahu is clinging to the altar horns, but Balfour is not listed in his name on Taboo," Peretz said. According to him, "Lieberman managed to lead by some left-wing voters who thought it was salvation, but now it turns out it was a barrel of a barrel."

Chairman Gesher, MK Orly Levi Abaxis, said: "In the last election campaign, we were the only party that did not agitate and did not fight any of the populations. Our job is to be a bridge, to pass sounds from one side to the other. The Bibi era will also come to an end, the question of what will happen the next day. We are not content to replace Netanyahu - we want to change his policy as well. "