Samaria Volunteers Boost Election Efforts in Ramla, Bat Yam After Lod Success
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria and Israeli settlements completed their election mobilization tasks in Lod ahead of schedule due to high turnout. They then traveled to Ramla and Bat Yam to support get-out-the-vote efforts before polls closed. Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan and Ramla Mayor Michael Videl praised the volunteers' dedication to saving Israel.
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- Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria reinforced election efforts in Lod, Ramla, and Bat Yam.
- The volunteers finished their tasks in Lod three hours early due to high turnout.
- Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan joined volunteers in Ramla.
- Ramla Mayor Michael Videl thanked the volunteers for their efforts.
- The initiative was part of the V26 project.
Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria and other Israeli settlements, participating in the V26 initiative, completed their assigned tasks in the city of Lod three hours ahead of schedule due to unexpectedly high turnout. Following their work in Lod, the volunteers split up to reinforce get-out-the-vote efforts in Ramla and Bat Yam during the final hours before polling stations closed.
Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council, who joined the volunteers in Ramla, stated, "We were in Lod, several hundred volunteers, and finished the work early because many people showed up. Now we are here in Ramla and also in Bat Yam, at your service. We are brothers, we have always proven this together, in wars and during internal issues. Now too, in this campaign for the Land of Israel, we are winning together."
Ramla Mayor Michael Videl expressed gratitude to the volunteers from Samaria, saying, "We are going house to house here in Ramla, in Bat Yam, throughout the country and in the communities. We are bringing everyone out and winning together to save the State of Israel. Thank you very much to Yossi Dagan and all the friends who came from the communities, who left everything and came here with all the teams. Thank you very much to the volunteers, you are the best."
