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Ongoing Story· Day 6

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i24NEWS FrenchPolitics

Netanyahu Urges Supporters to Mobilize Ahead of Israeli Elections

Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is urging supporters to mobilize for the upcoming Israeli elections, framing the vote as a choice between his right-wing government and a left-wing coalition. He emphasized the importance of the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency to achieve key objectives. Netanyahu called on his base to ensure a right-wing victory by turning out to vote and convincing others, expressing confidence in their collective success.

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  • Benjamin Netanyahu called for a right-wing victory in the upcoming Israeli elections.
  • He warned a left-wing coalition would lead to the creation of a Palestinian state.
  • Netanyahu cited the remaining two years of Donald Trump's presidency as crucial.
  • He urged supporters to mobilize and ensure their votes are cast.
  • The Prime Minister expressed confidence in achieving victory with his base.

With Israeli legislative elections approaching, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called on his supporters to rally for a right-wing victory. In a Facebook post, Netanyahu framed the election as a critical choice between his government and a left-wing coalition he claims would establish a Palestinian state, stating, "These elections are decisive for our future: it's the right or Palestine." He contrasted his government with a potential coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot, which he alleged would include Arab parties, Yair Golan, Avigdor Lieberman, and Naftali Bennett.

Netanyahu also highlighted the significance of the international political timeline, referencing Donald Trump's presidency. "We have two years left of the term for my friend President Trump, and this is precisely the time to complete our main tasks on all fronts," he said. The Prime Minister reported on his numerous meetings across the country, where he observed strong support for his vision of a strong, secure, and prosperous Israel.

Urging his followers to translate this support into votes, Netanyahu implored them to persuade friends and family to go to the polls, emphasizing, "Every vote counts, and each of you can make a difference." He concluded his appeal with a declaration of his determination to win, stating, "Together, we will achieve victory. For our children. For our future. For the State of Israel."

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