Netanyahu Warns of Low Turnout in Right-Wing Strongholds
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on X about low voter turnout in right-wing strongholds compared to Arab communities. He reported large queues and buses heading to polls in Arab towns while right-wing areas remained inactive. The Prime Minister's statement came as voting data was being released throughout the day.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern over low voter turnout in right-wing strongholds.
- Netanyahu noted large queues and buses at polling stations in Arab communities.
- He urged right-wing supporters to vote, stating their strongholds were not active.
- The Prime Minister's statement was published on the social media platform X.
- His remarks coincided with the release of voting data during the day.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern on social media regarding voter turnout in areas considered strongholds of the right-wing bloc. He posted on X, formerly Twitter, highlighting reports of large crowds and buses heading to polling stations in Arab communities, while noting a lack of similar activity in right-wing strongholds.
"Buses are leaving for the ballot boxes, and huge queues are reported in Arab communities. Meanwhile, the right-wing strongholds are not waking up!" Netanyahu wrote, urging action amidst ongoing vote counts throughout the day.
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