Religious Zionism Party Criticizes Right-Wing Disorganization After Gantz Exit
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The Religious Zionism party criticized the right-wing's disorganization following Benny Gantz's departure, stating the left is now well-organized. The party warned that right-wing factions failing to pass the electoral threshold are wasting votes and risking a left-wing government. Religious Zionism urged voters to support only parties guaranteed to pass the threshold to prevent this outcome.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Religious Zionism party claims the left is exemplary organized after Gantz's exit.
- The party accuses right-wing factions and Ofer Winter of irresponsibility and wasting votes.
- Religious Zionism warns that wasted right-wing votes could lead to a left-wing government.
- The party urged voters not to support parties unlikely to pass the electoral threshold.
- Religious Zionism called on Ofer Winter and others to take responsibility.
The Religious Zionism party has stated that Benny Gantz's departure from politics stems from his responsibility to prevent votes from going to the left-wing bloc. Following Gantz's exit, the party asserts that the left is now "exemplarily organized," ensuring no votes are wasted. In contrast, the party claims the right-wing is exhibiting "complete irresponsibility" from candidates like Ofer Winter and other factions failing to approach the electoral threshold. Religious Zionism argues these parties are "throwing votes away," endangering Israel by potentially leading to a left-wing government supported by "terror supporters" and bringing disaster.
The party issued an "urgent alarm," calling on Winter and his associates to "come to their senses" and take responsibility. Furthermore, Religious Zionism urged the public not to vote for parties that are not certain to pass the electoral threshold. They warned that if the right-wing loses votes, the left will gain power, emphasizing that "one does not gamble with the State of Israel."
