Deputy Minister Warns of Muslim Brotherhood Takeover
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen voted in Ofakim on Tuesday and urged southern residents to vote for the right-wing. He warned against the Muslim Brotherhood taking over state institutions, stating only a strong right can ensure the Jewish state's continued existence. Cohen was accompanied by his wife and son.
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- Deputy Minister Almog Cohen warned against the Muslim Brotherhood taking over state institutions.
- Cohen urged residents of the South and Negev to vote in "fateful elections."
- He stated that only a strong right-wing government can ensure the Jewish state's existence.
- Cohen cast his vote in the city of Ofakim on Tuesday.
- He was accompanied by his wife and son.
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen cast his vote in the city of Ofakim on Tuesday, urging residents of the southern region and the Negev to participate in what he described as "fateful elections" for the future of the Jewish state. He emphasized the importance of voting for the right-wing camp, stating that "only a strong right will ensure the continued existence of the Jewish state, a prosperous and developing state like our Negev."
Cohen issued a stark warning against the growing influence of Islamic elements in the political system. "Do not let the Muslim Brotherhood take over the institutions of the state," he urged voters, calling on the public to go to the polls. He was accompanied by his wife, Gali, and son, Negev, when he voted.
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