Netanyahu Urges Likud Voters to Cast Ballots Amidst Election Day
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rishon LeZion on Tuesday, urging Likud supporters to vote and warning against a potential left-wing government backed by Arab parties. He stressed that the focus should be solely on casting ballots, not on celebrations, before polls close. The visit occurred on election day as citizens cast their votes.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Likud voters to cast ballots on election day.
- Netanyahu warned of a potential left-wing government supported by Arab parties.
- He stated that the country would be lost under such a government.
- The Prime Minister emphasized that celebrations should wait until after voting.
- Netanyahu visited Rishon LeZion and was met by supporters.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rishon LeZion on Tuesday, where he was greeted by supporters chanting his name. He urged Likud voters to head to the polls, warning of the potential for a left-wing government supported by Arab parties. "We will wake up tomorrow morning with a left-wing government, Arab parties, extreme Islam, and we will lose the country," Netanyahu stated.
He emphasized that there was no room for celebration before the polling stations closed. "No celebrations now. No celebrations, no cakes, no sandwiches, nothing, no sea, no barbecue, nothing, only one thing, go out and vote Likud," he declared, stressing the singular focus on voting.
The Prime Minister's visit and remarks come as Israelis are participating in elections, with the outcome potentially shaping the country's political future.
