Netanyahu and Dagan Urge Voters to Turn Out in Joint Election Video
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan released a joint video urging Israelis to vote in the upcoming elections. They emphasized the importance of participation, highlighting their cooperation and settlement development. The video promotes a door-to-door campaign in Lod, involving hundreds of volunteers, to encourage voter turnout. Netanyahu warned against opposition figures and stressed that the election's outcome is uncertain, depending on every vote. Dagan expressed pride in voting for "Mahal" and pledged to mobilize residents to ensure a victory for the right-wing bloc.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu and Yossi Dagan released a joint video urging voters to participate in elections.
- The video emphasizes the importance of every vote, stating the election is "about the wire."
- Netanyahu warned against opposition figures like Yair Golan and Mansour Abbas.
- Volunteers will conduct a door-to-door campaign in Lod to encourage voter turnout.
- Dagan expressed pride in voting for "Mahal" and supporting Netanyahu.
- The video highlights construction and security in the Samaria region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, released a joint video urging voters to participate in the upcoming elections. The video highlights their long-standing cooperation, the construction momentum in the Samaria region, and the importance of voting.
The release of the video coincides with the mobilization of hundreds of volunteers from Samaria and supporters of settlement to canvass the city of Lod. This initiative, part of the V26 project in collaboration with the central campaign headquarters, aims to encourage residents to vote by going door-to-door.
Netanyahu addressed Dagan in the video, stating, "Yossi, we have known each other for many years, working together to develop Samaria, to develop the Land of Israel. But I want you to know, these elections are about the wire. I know you don't want Eisenkot, Yair Golan, and Mansour Abbas. You know exactly what they will do to us. But for that not to happen, we need the vote of each and every one of you." He further implored, "Everyone go out, bring out grandpa and grandma and uncle and aunt. Everyone goes out, nobody stays home. Vote for Mahal."
Dagan spoke about the partnership with the Prime Minister and the settlement revolution in northern Samaria. "Prime Minister, you withstood immense pressure and brought the State of Israel from the worst thing in its history to a victory machine that radiates across the Western world, saves lives, and ensures the future of the State of Israel. Under your government, with all the dear partners with you, we returned to northern Samaria, building like never before," Dagan said. Netanyahu interjected, emphasizing, "Construction that didn't exist." Dagan continued, "Correct, and from there we ensure the security of the State of Israel. I tell you, Prime Minister, my residents will come to vote. We will go door to door everywhere in the country to encourage people, to get everyone out."
Dagan concluded by stating, "I say from here together with our dear Prime Minister, everyone needs to enlist. Whoever wants to strengthen the settlement, whoever wants to bring security to the State of Israel must support Benjamin Netanyahu. I am proud to vote Mahal, and we will all go house to house so that the national camp, Mahal, and all the right-wing parties win, and you will continue to be our Prime Minister." Netanyahu ended the video with a final plea: "Folks, it depends on you because it's about the wire."
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