Labor Party concern: "We will not pass the blocking percentage" Israel today

The party led by Merav Michaeli received only four seats in a poll published in "Israel Today" over the weekend, which caused great concern among them • "Fear that the party is on the verge of dissolution"

• Concerns at work following the survey in "Israel Today"

Concerned party:

 The Israel Today poll published on Friday, according to which the Labor Party drops to only four seats and is close to the blocking percentage, raises great concern among party members that they may not pass the blocking percentage and disappear from the political map.

A member of the Labor Party described the difficult feelings: "There are grave concerns that our party will not pass the blocking percentage and that it is on the verge of disbanding."

A senior member of the party candidly described to Israel Today the problematic and complex situation they found themselves in, following the publication of the outrageous and extreme posts by Abtisam Maraana, who is ranked seventh on the Knesset job list, and the ongoing discussion on the issue.

The Labor Party tries to minimize as much as possible the damage caused by Maraana's posts and the storm that followed, but the party official speaks frankly about the problem: "I think the story of Abtissam hit us very hard electorally.

Many Labor voters will not vote for us this time because of it. '

Another activist at work stressed: "There is an internalization that is causing great damage to the party."

The chairman of the Labor Party, Merav Michaeli, managed to revive the Labor Party after her election as chairman, but he seems to have lost momentum and the party is fading. Michaeli will have to deal with a new situation in the short time remaining until the election Over their heads.