Strategic Advisor Predicts 67 Seats for Right-Wing Bloc
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Strategic advisor predicts 67 seats for the right-wing bloc.
- Mobilizing 300,000 undecided right-wing voters is key.
- The right should not rely solely on the opposition's errors.
- Personal outreach to friends and family is crucial for turnout.
Strategic advisor Nimrod Eliran Sabach stated on Sunday that the right-wing bloc must mobilize its voters to achieve victory in the upcoming elections. Speaking on Channel 14, Sabach argued that the right-wing has relied too heavily on the mistakes of the "change bloc" (Gush Ha'shinui), which he believes is an incorrect strategy. He asserted that the left-wing bloc's sole strategy is "anyone but Bibi," and the right cannot depend solely on its opponent's errors.
Sabach highlighted a significant challenge: approximately 300,000 right-wing voters are currently unwilling to vote. He attributed this to the narrative promoted by the change bloc, particularly after October 7th, which he believes keeps these voters at home. "There is a very serious problem," he stated.
According to Sabach, the only way for the right to win is to ensure all these potential voters cast their ballots. He urged individuals to encourage their friends and family members to vote, predicting that this mobilization would secure 67 seats for the right-wing bloc. "Everyone needs to make sure their friend, their family member, gets up and votes, and this will bring the right-wing 67 seats, you can record me on this," he said.
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