The ruling party lost at least three seats in the strongholds in which they did not vote • Therefore, the returned energies could change the image in March 2020 • Prime Minister Netanyahu also underwent a revolution and "burned" the area Likud • Interpretation

• Give the voice. MK Gideon Sa'ar and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

Or Yehuda. Wednesday. The streets are blocked, a PM's convoy passes. It is two o'clock in the afternoon. People are supposed to be in the middle of a work day or on the way to Festigal. But in Or Yehuda, 100 people are waiting outside, wasteland.

A few days ago, only a few blocks away, even though the party's DNA didn't go out against the leader, and despite the calls on the network, over 1,000 (!) People came to Gideon Sa'ar's conference.

Regev on Sa'ar: "The Bukharim can't be beat" // Photo: Archive

What happened in the past two weeks has caused the Likud party to come alive. The energies are back. Netanyahu underwent a makeover, after in two election campaigns he almost indulged in leaping over the head of the media through Live Live on Facebook, and spreading viral videos, Netanyahu returned to the field. Big time. Three conferences in the evening, the last six even a day (!). Netanyahu went on a journey. "Bibi Column."

Gideon Sa'ar also went on a journey across the country, except that his journey began 20 years ago. Even when he was out of politics, he continued to command every henna, bar mitzvah or wedding of a Likud activist. He knows their names and knows almost all the deputy heads of branches. The fact that Storm managed to raise his head in front of Netanyahu, deal with him and not be shamelessly eliminated from Netanyahu's absolute control party, shows the power he gained.

How will it end? You can't tell. There are 116,000 people in their hands. In the event of a storm, it can be said that if it brings 30% -20%, it will be considered a serious failure. 40% -30% is fine. 40% or higher is considered an amazing achievement. anything could happen.

Someone will lose in the primaries, but the Likud won - the resurgence of territory can be a factor not only in the primaries but also in the general election.

Likud's analyzes indicate that in the last elections they lost 3-4 seats in Likud strongholds that were complacent and did not vote. The resurgence that follows the primaries can be dramatic. Its effects will be seen on March 2, Election Day.