Singer Eyal Golan Urges Vote for Experienced Leadership Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Israeli singer Eyal Golan issued a political message ahead of elections, urging citizens to vote and support experienced security leadership. He stressed the need to continue the war until its objectives are met, rejecting a return to pre-October 7th security policies. Golan also highlighted Israel's Jewish identity and called for national unity, implicitly criticizing those targeted for their political views.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Eyal Golan urged Israelis to vote and support experienced security leadership.
- Golan emphasized continuing the war until its objectives are achieved.
- He stated Israel must not return to pre-October 7th security concepts.
- The singer highlighted the importance of Israel's Jewish identity.
- Golan called for national unity and mutual respect during elections.
Israeli singer Eyal Golan has released a political message ahead of the upcoming elections, urging the public to exercise their right to vote while expressing a clear stance for the continuity of security leadership. "We don't take risks with changes we aren't sure about at all," Golan wrote, emphasizing the need to continue the war until its objectives are achieved. He called on citizens to vote, stating, "Go vote! Exercise your right to influence because we are the sovereign." Golan also stressed the importance of mutual respect and gratuitous love, even amidst disagreements.
Golan addressed security issues and the ongoing war, asserting that Israel must not revert to the security concepts that preceded the October 7th attack. "Before worrying about other 'peoples,' we must first and foremost worry about ourselves, our security, and our children's future," he stated. He believes the war, though costly, must not stop until its goals are met and the threat is removed, as a commitment to fallen soldiers, the wounded, bereaved families, and hostages.
"For the sake of the fallen, the wounded, the bereaved families, the hostages, and our children's future, therefore, we do not take risks with changes we are not sure about at all and allow those with experience to continue leading this critical campaign against our enemies," Golan wrote. He also highlighted the importance of Israel's Jewish identity, stating, "We have no reason to apologize for being a Jewish people in a Jewish state, which distinguishes us as a people. There is much to fix, but security, identity, and national resilience must be our top priorities."
Golan also implicitly criticized the treatment of figures like Ofer Winter and Yosef Haddad due to their political stances. He concluded by emphasizing national unity, urging voters to cast their ballots based on faith and thought for security, Jewish identity, and the future, rather than divisive headlines. He ended with biblical verses and a prayer for the safety of IDF soldiers, security forces, and all of Israel.
