Netanyahu Urges Judea and Samaria Residents to Vote Ahead of Election
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appealed to Judea and Samaria residents to increase right-wing voter turnout ahead of the elections, warning of high left-wing participation. The "Saving the Right" campaign, led by Yisrael Gantz, is mobilizing thousands of volunteers for a door-to-door effort to reach 300,000 potential right-wing voters. Gantz called the election a crucial moment for Israel's future and security.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu urged Judea and Samaria residents to boost right-wing voter turnout before elections.
- Netanyahu warned of high expected voter turnout among the left-wing bloc.
- The "Saving the Right" campaign is mobilizing thousands of volunteers for a door-to-door effort.
- The campaign aims to reach 300,000 potential right-wing voters who may not vote.
- Yisrael Gantz called the election a fateful decision for Israel's future and security.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a special appeal to residents of Judea and Samaria the day before the elections, warning of high expected voter turnout among the left-wing bloc. He urged residents of the region to fully mobilize to bring right-wing voters to the polls.
Netanyahu praised the residents for safeguarding state lands and developing the area, but stated that the national camp is in danger. "The left is flying its thousands thousands of kilometers for them to come to the polls, and I need your help to go out and bring our people out. Together we will do, together we will succeed, together we will win," he said.
The Prime Minister's appeal coincides with the completion of preparations by the "Saving the Right" headquarters, led by Yisrael Gantz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council. The headquarters reported deploying thousands of volunteers for a "door-to-door" campaign across the country, aiming to mobilize approximately 300,000 potential right-wing voters who are estimated not to typically exercise their right to vote.
Gantz emphasized that this is a fateful decision for the future and security of the State of Israel and thanked the many volunteers preparing for field activities on election day.
