than any party in Israeli electoral history, with Likud crediting Klein's strategy for historic turnout from its voters. At his campaign's nationally televised "victory" event, Netanyahu publicly credited Klein with his victory in the March 2020 election, which produced a unity government in which Netanyahu would serve as prime minister for 18 months. In June 2020, Netanyahu hired Klein as a full-time strategic advisor. "Klein left a full-time successful career as a reporter to help as Israel finds itself facing unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic, amid the international debate on the issue of applying sovereignty [in the West Bank] and other pressing matters," the Likud stated. Klein served as Netanyahu's strategist during the period that Netanyahu signed four peace deals with Arab nations and oversaw Israel's successful corona vaccine program. Following his hiring, Klein was described in Israeli media reports as one of Netanyahu's closest advisors and he is referred to in Hebrew media outlets as "Bibi whisperer," using Netanyahu's nickname. Netanyahu appointed Klein as campaign manager and chief of his March 2021 election campaign. "Klein is one of the most talented strategists we ever worked with and he is tirelessly dedicated to safeguarding the State of Israel," Jonatan Urich, a Likud party spokesman, said. Klein served as strategic advisor to Netanyahu during the 2022 election, in which Netanyahu won a decisive victory. 2016 Presidential Campaign Steve Bannon, chief strategist for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, credited Klein with being the “genius” who came up with the idea of bringing Clinton's female accusers to the St. Louis presidential debate in October 2016. The debate took place as Trump was facing mounting pressure to step down following the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump was caught on camera making controversial statements about women. Klein's strategy to bring Bill Clinton's accusers to the debate and sit them in the front row across from Bill Clinton and facing Hillary Clinton on stage was widely reported as helping to turn Trump's campaign around at that time and regain the narrative. The New York Times documented how Trump defused the “Access Hollywood” furor with Klein not only strategizing but physically bringing the Clinton assault accusers to the debate and surprising the media:The stunt came about thanks to a “norm-shattering” partnership between the Trump campaign and Aaron Klein, a 36-year-old reporter for Bannon’s website, Breitbart News, who tracked down the women and