Election Period is Turbulent, Internal and External Factors Seek Division, Says Top Judge
Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg, who chairs the Central Elections Committee, described the national atmosphere ahead of next month's elections as "turbulent," with "candidate against candidate like wolves, and tempers flaring."
Speaking at the opening of the legal year, Solberg stated that "various factors, from within and without, seek to challenge us, to cause strife and division." He urged vigilance against these elements, warning that their success would mean a collective loss.
Solberg emphasized the need to "win by completing, appeasing, and uniting," advocating for peace among citizens and cautioning that "strife and discord guarantee failure." He concluded that "the integrity of the elections is the recipe for victory."
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