What did Israel's candidates for prime minister do on Monday night, the eve of the country's fourth elections in less than two years? Let's take a look:For New Hope leader Gideon Sa'ar, it was a trip to the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Monday afternoon.
Gideon Sa'ar at the Western Wall (Credit: Marc Israel Sellem)Several hours after Sa'ar, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also paid a visit to the Wall, along with his wife, Sara.
Gideon Sa'ar at the Western Wall (Credit: Marc Israel Sellem)Yair Lapid, leader of the Yesh Atid Party, which is projected to be the second largest after Netanyahu's Likud, chose to visit supporters at a mall in Haifa.מתפללים בכותל לניצחון עם ישראל ✌️ pic.twitter.com/5uqBcc1wgC
— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) March 22, 2021
Blue & White leader Benny Gantz, who is not projected to win more than a few mandates – but could end up replacing Netanyahu in the case of a fifth election due to their previous agreement – chose to spend a night out at a raucous bar.חיפה אתם מדהימים!! תנו לשפיות לנצח אנחנו במאבק על המנדט ה 61. זה אפשרי. רק יש עתיד גדולה יכולה להחליף את השלטון. pic.twitter.com/aYuSUCqF2c
— יאיר לפיד - Yair Lapid (@yairlapid) March 22, 2021
Yamina's leader Naftali Bennett chose a more quiet visit to a grocery store.נלחמים על כל קול. https://t.co/5JOGd4m34s
— כחול לבן (@Kachollavan19) March 22, 2021
בסופר של איתן יוחננוף ברחובות.כולם שמים ב בקלפי!ממשיכים מקריית עקרון>> pic.twitter.com/GSxy4CGTDT
— Naftali Bennett בנט (@naftalibennett) March 22, 2021
