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Netanyahu Surprised by Birthday Song at Election Rally

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Netanyahu Surprised by Birthday Song at Election Rally

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated his 77th birthday at an election preparation event attended by hundreds of activists and local leaders. The gathering, co-led by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Yisrael Gantz, launched the practical field campaign for the upcoming elections. The event focused on building a joint organizational infrastructure for the right-wing bloc and assigning tasks to activists nationwide. Participants discussed coordination efforts to maximize electoral strength on election day.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated his 77th birthday at an election rally.
  • Hundreds of attendees surprised Netanyahu with a "Happy Birthday" song.
  • The event marked the start of the practical field campaign for upcoming elections.
  • The rally focused on building a joint organizational infrastructure for the right-wing bloc.
  • Tasks were assigned to activists nationwide, including in Judea and Samaria.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was surprised by hundreds of attendees singing "Happy Birthday" as he arrived at an election preparation event on Thursday. The gathering, which also included Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich and Head of the Benjamin Regional Council Yisrael Gantz, marked the official start of the field campaign for the upcoming elections. Netanyahu, who turned 77, greeted and thanked the attendees, who comprised heads of local authorities, activists, and public representatives from across the country. The central focus of the event was establishing a joint organizational infrastructure among various authorities to maximize the right-wing bloc's electoral strength on election day. Key objectives for election day were presented, along with practical task assignments for activists in the field, including in Judea and Samaria. Participants discussed organizational preparations and coordination among authorities and activists to build a unified field operation for the vote.

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