Ben-Gvir Votes in Kiryat Arba, Urges Right-Wing Voters to Turn Out
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Otzma Yehudit Chairman and Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voted in Kiryat Arba, urging right-wing voters to participate in elections to secure a victory for the right. He stated that his party would serve as the "right-wing compass" in a future government led by Prime Minister Netanyahu. Ben-Gvir warned against a potential government involving Mansour Abbas.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voted in Kiryat Arba and urged right-wing voters to turn out.
- Ben-Gvir stated that the right-wing bloc can win the election with increased voter participation.
- He warned that the opposing side could form a government with Mansour Abbas.
- Ben-Gvir declared Otzma Yehudit would be the "right-wing compass" in a Netanyahu-led government.
- He emphasized the importance of his party's strength for the strength of Israel.
Minister and Otzma Yehudit Chairman Itamar Ben-Gvir cast his vote on Tuesday morning at a polling station near his home in Kiryat Arba, accompanied by his wife, Ayala. Following his vote, Ben-Gvir called on all voters of the "national camp" to go to the polls to ensure a right-wing victory.
"This is a very important day, and we, with God's help, can do this, we can win," Ben-Gvir stated after casting his ballot. He warned that if the "other side" forms a government, it would be a government led by Mansour Abbas. "I know the mission and the importance, and I call on the citizens of Israel: go out and vote."
Ben-Gvir also discussed the post-election scenario, emphasizing his party's role in a future government. "It is within our power, it is within our ability to form a government. Netanyahu is the Prime Minister, and we will be the right-wing compass of this government. We can succeed. The people of Israel live, Otzma Yehudit is strong, the State of Israel is strong," he declared.
