Netanyahu's Wife Cries 'We Will All Die' Amid Election Push
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Haredi community leaders in the final hours before elections to secure votes. His wife, Sara Netanyahu, was heard shouting "We will die, we will all die!" during a call where a Haredi representative expressed anger over unfulfilled promises. Exit polls suggested the right-wing bloc would not win enough seats for Netanyahu to form a government.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Sara Netanyahu was heard shouting "We will die, we will all die!" during a call concerning election efforts.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought votes from right-wing activists in the final election hours.
- A Haredi representative conveyed community anger over unfulfilled promises regarding yeshiva students.
- Exit polls indicated the right-wing bloc would secure only 50 mandates, preventing Netanyahu from forming a government.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held numerous calls with right-wing activists and key figures in the final hours before elections, seeking to garner more votes for the right-wing bloc. During one conversation with Itcha Dzalovski, manager of the Haredi line, Dzalovski conveyed the anger of the Haredi community over unfulfilled promises regarding the status of yeshiva students.
Netanyahu responded by questioning their sanity, asking if they wanted the left to win. In the background, his wife, Sara Netanyahu, was heard exclaiming, "We will die, we will all die!" Dzalovski insisted that the Haredi public wanted guarantees, to which Netanyahu replied that with only an hour and a half left, guarantees were impossible. Dzalovski concluded that there was little that could be done, and Netanyahu understood this to mean they would not vote, thanking him for the information.
Analyst Amit Segal commented on the situation, while reports indicated that according to exit polls, the right-wing bloc was projected to receive only 50 mandates, making it impossible for Netanyahu to form a government.
