Samaria Volunteers Canvass Lod Homes to Boost Voter Turnout
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Hundreds of volunteers from the Samaria region went door-to-door in Lod on Tuesday to encourage voter turnout as part of the "Saving the Right" initiative. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, along with local leaders, briefed the volunteers, emphasizing the importance of the elections for the existence of the Jewish state amid international pressure. The volunteers were assigned tasks and continued their efforts until the polls closed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hundreds of Samaria volunteers canvassed Lod homes to boost voter turnout.
- The "Saving the Right" initiative organized the door-to-door campaign.
- Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar addressed volunteers on election significance.
- Sa'ar highlighted the fight for Israel's existence against international pressure.
- Local leaders Yossi Dagan and Yair Rabivo also participated in the briefing.
Hundreds of volunteers from the Samaria region arrived in the city of Lod on Tuesday as part of the V26 initiative and the "Saving the Right" unified headquarters, aiming to increase voter turnout. A special briefing was held before they began their door-to-door canvassing in the city's neighborhoods.
The briefing included Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, Head of the Shomron Regional Council Yossi Dagan, Mayor of Lod Yair Rabivo, and Deputy Head of the Shomron Regional Council Devidi Ben Zion. Volunteers received their assignments and were dispatched to conduct their outreach. Upon completing their work in each neighborhood, they returned to headquarters for further instructions.
During the briefing, Foreign Minister Sa'ar addressed the significance of the elections and the international political struggle. "This day is about a Jewish state and the existence of the Jewish state," Sa'ar stated. "There are countries that want to impose sanctions on us and force the establishment of a Palestinian state. We need people who know how to stand up for our rights in the Land of Israel and for our interests. This depends on all of our work in the remaining hours until the polling stations close."
