Joint Campaign Rallies Volunteers Six Days Before Election
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The "Yamin Manetzach" campaign, a joint Likud and Religious Zionism effort, is launching a nationwide operation to boost voter turnout with six days left until the election. Campaign director Israel Gantz urged activists to mobilize voters, emphasizing that increasing turnout in right-wing strongholds is crucial for victory. The campaign plans to recruit volunteers and provide transportation to polling stations.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Yamin Manetzach" campaign is mobilizing voters six days before the election.
- Campaign director Israel Gantz stressed the urgency of voter mobilization.
- The campaign aims to increase turnout in right-wing strongholds.
- The joint effort involves the Likud and Religious Zionism parties.
- Volunteers will be recruited and transportation provided to polling stations.
With six days remaining until the election, the "Yamin Manetzach" (Victorious Right) campaign, a joint effort by the Likud and Religious Zionism parties, is launching a nationwide operation to mobilize voters. Campaign coordinators and activists from across Israel are set to convene in Jerusalem on Tuesday evening for a briefing on the ground campaign strategy.
Israel Gantz, the campaign's director and head of the Binyamin Regional Council, emphasized the urgency in an internal briefing. "The field still doesn't understand how urgent the hour is. Six days remain, and every day counts," Gantz stated, urging teams to recruit volunteers and ensure no votes are left behind. He stressed that increasing voter turnout in areas with strong right-wing support is key to victory.
The "Yamin Manetzach" campaign, launched last week by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, aims to translate support for the right-wing bloc into actual votes. The strategy involves mobilizing volunteers, local leaders, and activists to encourage participation, particularly in areas where right-wing support is high but voter turnout has historically been low. The campaign is organizing transportation, including buses and private vehicles, to bring voters to polling stations on election day.
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