Shas Leader Warns of High Left-Wing Turnout in Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Shas Party Chairman Aryeh Deri warned of high voter turnout expected in left-wing and Arab strongholds during the elections. He urged his supporters to vote, framing the election as a critical struggle for Judaism and Torah observance. Deri also claimed that individuals had traveled from abroad to vote against the current government and Torah values.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri warned of high voter turnout in left-wing and Arab areas.
- Deri urged all citizens to vote, calling the election a struggle for Judaism.
- He described the situation as a "state of danger to Judaism."
- Deri claimed tens of thousands came from abroad to vote against the government.
- He called on supporters to "do everything to strengthen" their position.
Aryeh Deri, chairman of the Shas Party, stated after casting his vote that there are expectations of high voter turnout in areas considered strongholds of the left and in the Arab sector. Deri urged all citizens to vote, emphasizing that the election is a "real struggle for Judaism, for the Torah, and especially for obedience to the opinion of Torah scholars." He described the situation as "a state of danger to Judaism," claiming that "all the great rabbis of Israel are crying and begging." Deri also alleged that "tens of thousands" had come from abroad to vote with the intention of "overthrowing the government and harming the Torah." He called on his supporters to "do everything to strengthen" their position, stating, "Everyone do their part."
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