Trump Confidant Mark Levin Urges Israelis to Vote or Lose Their Country
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Mark Levin, a confidant of former President Trump and a Fox News commentator, released an urgent video urging right-wing Israeli voters to cast their ballots. He warned that not voting would lead to the loss of the country to left-wing and Arab factions aiming for a Palestinian state. Levin stressed the critical importance of the election, calling on citizens to vote as if their lives and future generations depend on it.
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- Mark Levin urged Israeli right-wing voters to vote or lose their country.
- He warned of losing the nation to leftists and Arabs seeking a Palestinian state.
- Levin called the election a critical moment with historical responsibility for voters.
- He implored citizens to vote as if their lives and future generations depend on it.
Mark Levin, a prominent conservative commentator on Fox News and a close associate of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has issued an urgent, unprecedented appeal to right-wing voters in Israel. In a dramatic video released Tuesday, Levin implored Israeli citizens to go to the polls, warning that failure to vote would result in the loss of their country to the left and Arab factions seeking a Palestinian state.
"To my patriot brothers in Israel, to the right, to the Likud and the rest of the coalition parties: If you do not go out and vote now, you are going to lose your country," Levin stated. He specifically mentioned "leftists, self-promoters, Arabs who hate your country, want a Palestinian state and want to undermine your security" as the forces that would gain control.
Levin emphasized the critical nature of the moment and the historical responsibility resting on the voters' shoulders. "You stand between all of this, between this tyranny, and the great nation of Israel. Defend it, protect it. Vote as if your lives depend on it, and the lives of your children and grandchildren, because they truly do," he urged.
The appeal concluded with a direct call to action: "Good luck. Leave everything you are doing, and go vote."
