Ben-Gvir Votes in Kiryat Arba, Vows to Be Right-Wing Anchor in Netanyahu Government
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voted in Kiryat Arba and urged right-wing voters to turn out, stating his party will be the "right-wing anchor" in a Netanyahu-led government. He warned against a government relying on Mansour Abbas, calling it a danger to Israel. Ben-Gvir emphasized the importance of the vote for forming a strong right-wing coalition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voted in Kiryat Arba, urging right-wing voters to participate.
- Ben-Gvir declared Otzma Yehudit will be the "right-wing anchor" in a Netanyahu government.
- He warned that a government relying on Mansour Abbas would endanger Israel.
- Ben-Gvir stressed the importance of forming a strong, full right-wing government.
- He called on all Israeli citizens to exercise their right to vote.
Minister of National Security and Otzma Yehudit Chairman Itamar Ben-Gvir cast his vote in Kiryat Arba on Tuesday, urging right-wing voters to participate in the election. "It is within our power, it is within our ability to establish a government," Ben-Gvir stated, adding, "Netanyahu is the prime minister, and we will be the right-wing anchor of this government."
Speaking to the press after voting with his wife Ayala, Ben-Gvir emphasized the critical juncture and the opportunity to form a strong, full right-wing government. He presented a stark choice: a right-wing government led by Netanyahu, with Otzma Yehudit serving as its "right-wing anchor," or a government reliant on Mansour Abbas, which he warned would endanger Israel.
Ben-Gvir called on Israeli citizens to vote, stating, "This is within our power, it is within our ability to establish a government. Netanyahu is the prime minister, and we will be the right-wing anchor of this government. We can succeed. The people of Israel live. Strong Otzma Yehudit means a strong State of Israel!"
