Deputy Minister Almog Cohen Votes, Urges Strong Right-Wing Government
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Deputy Minister Almog Cohen voted in Ofakim, calling the elections "fateful" for Israel's future. He urged residents to vote for Likud, emphasizing that only a strong right-wing government can ensure the nation's continued existence. Cohen also cautioned against what he termed the "Muslim Brotherhood" taking control of state institutions.
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- Deputy Minister Almog Cohen voted in Ofakim during "fateful" elections for Israel's future.
- Cohen urged residents of the South and Negev to vote for Likud.
- He stated that only a strong right-wing government can ensure the Jewish state's existence.
- Cohen warned against the "Muslim Brotherhood" taking over state institutions.
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen cast his vote this morning in the city of Ofakim, accompanied by his wife and son. Speaking at the polling station, Cohen described the elections as "fateful for the people of Israel, which will decide the future of the Jewish state." He urged residents of the South and the Negev to vote for Likud, stating, "Only a strong right-wing will ensure the continued existence of the Jewish state, a prosperous and developing state like our Negev." Cohen also warned, "Do not let the Muslim Brotherhood take over the state institutions."
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