Right-Wing Election Operation Mobilizes Thousands Despite Heavy Rain

By תהילה צ'קול

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Thousands of "Winning Right" activists are conducting a "door-to-door" voter mobilization campaign across Israel despite heavy rain. The operation, involving over 4,500 volunteers, aims to increase turnout for right-wing parties. Head of the Yesha Council, Israel Gantz, joined efforts in Jerusalem and updated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the campaign's progress.

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Thousands of "Winning Right" activists are canvassing voters nationwide despite heavy rain.
Over 4,500 volunteers are participating in the "door-to-door" election mobilization effort.
Israel Gantz, head of the Yesha Council, joined the campaign and spoke with PM Netanyahu.
The operation aims to increase voter turnout for right-wing parties.
Efforts are also focused on boosting turnout in Judea and Samaria settlements.

Despite significant rainfall across Israel, thousands of activists from the "Winning Right" headquarters are conducting a "door-to-door" operation to encourage voters to cast their ballots. The initiative, dubbed "Operation Thousands," aims to boost turnout for right-wing parties.

Israel Gantz, head of the Yesha Council and the joint headquarters for the Likud and Religious Zionism parties, joined the ground efforts in Jerusalem. He met with volunteers and participated in a Zoom call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, updating him on the operation's progress. Gantz leads the joint headquarters for the Likud and Religious Zionism.

According to the headquarters, over 4,500 volunteers have registered for the nationwide operation. Hundreds of buses and vehicles are being utilized to transport volunteers to various activity hubs, supported by local coordinators and teams. The effort to increase voter turnout is also ongoing in settlements across Judea and Samaria.

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