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Ongoing Story· Day 14

Netanyahu Expresses Concern Over Polls Showing a Tie, Fears Channel 14 Closure

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0404Politics

Netanyahu Urges West Bank Residents to Boost Voter Turnout

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video urging residents of Judea and Samaria to increase voter turnout, warning of left-wing efforts to mobilize voters. He praised the residents and asked for their help in bringing supporters to the polls. Netanyahu expressed confidence that their efforts would lead to victory.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Judea and Samaria residents to boost voter turnout.
  • Netanyahu warned of left-wing parties' efforts to increase participation in the elections.
  • He asked residents to actively mobilize supporters to vote.
  • The Prime Minister praised the residents for their role in the region.
  • Netanyahu expressed confidence in their ability to secure a win.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video message directly addressing residents of Judea and Samaria (West Bank), praising their contributions and urging them to mobilize voters for the upcoming elections. He warned that left-wing parties are actively working to increase voter turnout.

"Dear residents of Judea and Samaria, you are champions, you are guarding the heart of our land. You stand against all challenges, and together we are developing Judea and Samaria like never before," Netanyahu stated at the beginning of his remarks. He then issued a warning: "But we are in danger, because the left is flying its thousands thousands of kilometers for them to come to the ballot box. And I need your help."

Netanyahu called on residents to actively work to increase the participation of his supporters. "I need you to bring out our people, to come to the ballot box. And if you do this job, and I am sure you will do it, together we will achieve, together we will succeed, and together we will win," he concluded.

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