Right-Wing Groups Launch 'Face to Face' Operation to Boost Voter Turnout

Ahead of the upcoming elections, the "Winning Right" headquarters is initiating a nationwide operation dubbed "Face to Face," aiming to mobilize thousands of volunteers to encourage right-wing voters to cast their ballots. The initiative, reminiscent of tactics used during the disengagement from Gaza, will see volunteers from Judea and Samaria "adopt" cities identified with the Likud party. These volunteers will go door-to-door to persuade potential voters who support the right-wing bloc but may not typically vote.

The operation is being organized by a joint headquarters for the Likud and Religious Zionism parties. Yisrael Gantz, head of the Benjamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, is leading the effort, alongside campaign team leaders Yonatan Ahiya and Beraleh Krumby. The "Winning Right" headquarters is also recruiting volunteers from various educational institutions, including high schools, pre-military academies, and religious seminaries across the country.

Within the adopted cities, local teams will coordinate the arrival of volunteers and direct them to specific neighborhoods and activity hubs. The goal is to increase voter turnout in these areas and ensure that every potential right-wing vote is realized. Gantz emphasized the urgency of the situation in a recent internal briefing, stating, "The field still doesn't understand how urgent the hour is. Only a few days remain, and every day counts. Now is the time to recruit volunteers, mobilize activists, and ensure no vote is left at home. It is entirely in our hands."