Israeli Minister Urges Right-Wing Voters to Turn Out Amid High Arab Voter Turnout
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Minister Bezalel Smotrich urged right-wing Israelis to vote, citing unprecedented turnout in the Arab sector with three hours left in the election. He warned of a "dangerous left-wing government" if his supporters do not mobilize. Smotrich encouraged voters not to give up, stating victory is still achievable through increased participation.
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- Minister Bezalel Smotrich called on right-wing Israelis to vote due to high Arab voter turnout.
- Smotrich warned of a "dangerous left-wing government" if the right does not mobilize.
- He urged supporters not to despair and stated victory is still possible.
- The minister's call came with three hours left before polls closed.
- He cited unprecedented voter turnout in the Arab sector.
Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called on the Israeli right-wing public to vote in large numbers, citing unprecedented voter turnout in the Arab sector with only three hours remaining until polls close. Smotrich warned that a failure to mobilize could lead to a "dangerous left-wing government."
He urged his supporters not to despair, stating that victory is still possible if they actively participate and bring additional voters to the polls. The minister's statement came in response to the publication of voter turnout figures as of 6:00 PM.
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