Netanyahu Urges Likud Voters to Cast Ballots, Warns of Left-Wing Government
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rishon LeZion on Tuesday, urging Likud supporters to vote and warning of a potential left-wing government backed by Arab parties. He emphasized that the focus should be solely on voting, not on celebrations, until the polls close. Netanyahu's remarks were met with chants of "Bibi" from his supporters.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Likud voters to cast their ballots in Rishon LeZion.
- Netanyahu warned of a potential left-wing government supported by Arab parties.
- He stated that such a government would lead to the country being lost.
- The Prime Minister called for an end to celebrations until after the polls close.
- Netanyahu's visit was met with chants of "Bibi" from his supporters.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rishon LeZion on Tuesday, where he was greeted by supporters chanting his nickname, "Bibi." He urged Likud voters to turn out and vote, emphasizing the importance of the election.
Netanyahu warned of the potential for a left-wing government to be formed with the support of Arab parties. "Otherwise, we will wake up tomorrow morning with a left-wing government, Arab parties, radical Islam, and we will lose the country," he stated.
He also stressed that there was no time for celebrations before the polls closed. "There are no celebrations now. No celebrations, no cakes, no sandwiches, nothing, no sea, no barbecue, nothing. Only one thing: go out and vote Likud," Netanyahu declared, urging his supporters to focus solely on casting their ballots.
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