Israeli Settlement Leader Urges Vote for Right-Wing Parties After Netanyahu Call
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Kedumim Council head Ozal Vatik called on residents to vote for right-wing parties after speaking with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Vatik highlighted recent settlement growth under the current government and warned against complacency. Residents are also expected to participate in a campaign event in Netanya to boost voter turnout for right-wing factions.
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- Kedumim Council head Ozal Vatik urged residents to vote for right-wing parties after speaking with PM Netanyahu.
- Vatik stressed the importance of the elections for the settlement movement's continued development.
- He attributed recent settlement growth to Netanyahu and Minister Bezalel Smotrich, warning of potential setbacks.
- Residents are also planning to join a campaign event in Netanya to encourage right-wing votes.
- Vatik called for ensuring family and friends vote and assisting with election day transportation.
Ozal Vatik, the head of the Kedumim Council, released a video urging residents to vote in the upcoming elections, following a conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Vatik emphasized the critical importance of the elections for the settlement movement, stating that the recent development of settlements, outposts, and roads under the right-wing government should not be taken for granted. He attributed this progress to Netanyahu and Minister Bezalel Smotrich, warning that it could easily be reversed. Vatik called on residents to vote for right-wing parties that pass the electoral threshold, ensure family and friends vote, and assist those needing transportation to polling stations. Additionally, residents from Kedumim are expected to join the "Save the Right" campaign headquarters in Netanya on election day to encourage voter turnout.
