Netanyahu Declares Likud Israel's Largest Party Amid Election Night Speech
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the Likud party Israel's largest during an election night speech at the party headquarters. He accused media outlets of attempting to weaken Likud with unfavorable polls. Netanyahu called for a strong right-wing government, claiming a majority among Jewish voters, and commented on Iran, stating, "This is just the beginning."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the Likud party Israel's largest.
- Netanyahu accused media outlets of trying to weaken Likud with polls.
- He called for the formation of a strong national-right government.
- Netanyahu claimed a clear majority for the right-wing bloc among Jewish voters.
- Regarding Iran, Netanyahu stated, "This is just the beginning."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed supporters at the Likud headquarters on election night, declaring the party "the largest in Israel." He was met with chants of "David, King of Israel, lives and endures" from attendees. Netanyahu criticized media outlets, alleging they attempted to weaken his party through polls that predicted only 18-19 Knesset seats for Likud. He called for the establishment of a strong, national-right government, asserting that the right-wing bloc holds a clear majority among the Jewish public. Addressing Iran, Netanyahu stated, "This is just the beginning."
