Netanyahu Votes in Jerusalem, Warns of Palestinian State
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted in Jerusalem on Tuesday with his wife, Sara. He called on the public to vote and stated the election was a choice between a right-wing government and a Palestinian state. The vote took place in Jerusalem.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted in Jerusalem on Tuesday.
- Netanyahu urged the public to go out and vote.
- He stated the election choice is "right-wing or Palestine."
- His wife, Sara Netanyahu, accompanied him to the polling station.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cast his vote at a polling station in Jerusalem on Tuesday, accompanied by his wife, Sara Netanyahu. Following his vote, Netanyahu urged the public to participate, stating, "Go out and vote!". He also commented on the election's significance, declaring, "It's either right-wing or Palestine."
The Prime Minister's statement highlights his perspective on the election's potential outcomes, framing it as a choice between a right-wing government and the establishment of a Palestinian state.
