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Religious Zionist Party Holds Major Rally in Jerusalem Ahead of Elections
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More than 5,000 activists and rabbis attended a Religious Zionist Party rally in Jerusalem ahead of upcoming elections. Chairman Bezalel Smotrich warned against electoral risks and outlined the party's platform, which includes strengthening settlements and judicial reform. He also criticized other right-wing parties and cautioned against a left-wing government. The rally is seen as the start of the party's election day preparations.
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- Over 5,000 activists and rabbis attended the Religious Zionist Party's "Hineni" rally in Jerusalem.
- Chairman Bezalel Smotrich urged voters to avoid risks and support his party's certainty to cross the electoral threshold.
- The party's platform includes strengthening settlements, judicial reform, and easing reservist burdens.
- Smotrich criticized other right-wing parties for potentially jeopardizing the bloc's electoral success.
- He warned against a potential government led by opposition figures Gadi Eisenkot, Yair Golan, and Mansour Abbas.
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