The party claims that information in its hand reveals that the movement is in complete contravention of the law and previous decisions of the Knesset's Central Election Committee • Likud claims: "The organization is working to increase the percentage of voters in the center-left blocs and in this way is trying to decide the elections"

• Signs of the "Derechano" movement in Tel Aviv // Photo: Coco

A detailed mapping of area activity points by which the "Derecho" movement, which presents itself as a political party, reveals new details about the preparations for the election day and the intentions of its activists to encourage voting, especially among the residents of Gush Dan.

The unveiling of the map now, for the first time in "Israel Today," is a follow-up to yesterday's announcement here that our campaign's preparations for the elections seemingly violate its statements to the Election Commission. The instructions prohibit it from engaging in voting activity among potential voters or a particular camp.

Less than two days after Israel Today revealed that the Drachno movement is acting to the left in opposition to the law, this morning the Likud filed a petition against the Drachno movement demanding an urgent restraining order against its continued operation in the 23rd Knesset, especially on Election Day itself.

In the petition, the Likud reveals clear evidence that our way is in direct violation of the law and previous decisions of the 21st and 22nd Knesset Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Hanan Meltzer, who allowed our way to act only subject to his directive to encourage equitable voting throughout the country in low-voting localities .

In fact, contrary to this explicit decision, the petition reveals that our way of working is to increase the percentage of voters among the central-left blocs, thereby trying to decide the elections while continuing to refuse to register as an active body in the elections.

Today, Israel Today announced that a detailed mapping of land activity points by which the "Drachno" movement, which presents itself as a political party, reveals new details about the preparations for the election day and the intentions of its activists to encourage voting, especially among the residents of Gush Dan.

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The unveiling of the map now, for the first time in "Israel Today," is a follow-up to yesterday's announcement here that our campaign's preparations for the elections seemingly violate its statements to the Election Commission. The instructions prohibit it from engaging in voting activity among potential voters or a particular camp.

The materials we uncovered show that the movement does so in two ways. First, it operates primarily in the center area and on the basis of databases of people identified with center-left values, and does not campaign for general voting; Secondly, the movement cooperates with distinct political-party elements associated with the left-wing parties.

As is evident from the map, the database and activists of the leading neighborhood venture mainly encompasses the neighborhoods of Northern Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Givatayim and Ramat Gan. However, in southern Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Bat Yam and other locations, there is almost no activity.

The venture is a key part of our "pathway" plans for Election Day, and is seen by them as a strategic move that may determine the final results.

Facebook's traffic pattern also reveals its focus on the center. "Our Way" published between January 24 and February 22 ads for NIS 19,106.