Journalist Boaz Golan Fears for Israel's Future if Right-Wing Loses Election
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Journalist Boaz Golan fears for Israel's future if the right-wing loses the election, citing current data indicating a potentially unfavorable outcome. He warned that high Arab voter turnout could empower the left-wing bloc. Golan urged citizens to vote immediately, framing it as a crucial duty to save the nation.
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- Journalist Boaz Golan fears for Israel's future if the right-wing loses the election.
- Golan cited current data suggesting a "not good at all" situation for the right.
- He warned that high Arab voter turnout could lead to the left-wing bloc controlling the country.
- Golan urged citizens to vote immediately, calling it a duty and a mitzvah.
- He stressed that the nation's future depends on people casting their ballots.
Journalist Boaz Golan expressed deep concern for Israel's fate should the right-wing bloc lose the upcoming election. Based on current data, Golan stated the situation is "not good at all," warning that a large Arab voter turnout could lead to the left-wing bloc gaining control. He urged citizens not to stay home, to abandon errands and distractions, emphasizing that "the life of the people of Israel is in your hands." Golan implored people to leave their homes immediately to vote, calling it a right, a duty, and a mitzvah to save the Jewish people.
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