In a post on Twitter, Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak attacked the Likud's campaign, writing:
"Everyone understands that this is a pathetic and desperate campaign designed to remind us that Netanyahu knows world leaders. However the Gulf, Cairo ,and Amman refuse to take part in the play. So now he's in the UK. There, by the way, when Boris Johnson tried to paralyze Parliament to conduct a brawl, a rebellion rose from within his own party. And where are the Likud's invertebrates?"