Rabbi's Widow Urges Ministers to Boost Election Turnout
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Rebbetzin Bracha Bramson met with Ministers Dudi Amsalem and Ze'ev Elkin to encourage increased voter turnout in the upcoming elections. She stressed the importance of every vote and urged ministers to mobilize their communities. Bramson expressed a strong preference for a right-wing government, warning of dire consequences if the left were to win.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Rebbetzin Bracha Bramson urged ministers to boost election turnout, emphasizing every vote's importance.
- She advised ministers to personally assist elderly and disabled voters in casting ballots.
- Bramson called for a broad effort involving families and communities to increase participation.
- She predicted a strong right-wing victory of at least 64 seats.
- Bramson warned that a left-wing government would lead to Israel's ruin.
- She described the upcoming elections as critical for the nation's future.
Rebbetzin Bracha Bramson, widow of the late Rabbi Yosef Bramson, met with Ministers Dudi Amsalem and Ze'ev Elkin on Tuesday, urging them to increase voter turnout in the upcoming elections. She emphasized the importance of every vote, suggesting that voters should personally assist elderly or disabled individuals in casting their ballots. Bramson called on the ministers to rally their families and communities to participate in this effort, stating, "We must do this. With God's help, there will be a great victory."
Bramson expressed her desire for a strong right-wing victory, predicting a coalition of at least 64 seats. She voiced concerns about a potential left-wing government, warning, "If the left comes to power, we are lost. Truly. These are critical elections, everyone must know this."
She reiterated the need for a collective effort, sharing that she had already encouraged her own large family to participate in mobilizing voters.
