King Sharsher Claims Millions of Supporters Despite Election Results
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Eitan Shvili, known as King Sharsher, claimed millions of supporters and alleged ballot "disappearances" after receiving over 1,500 votes in an election. He promised to abolish speed cameras and reduce the cost of living by 50%. Sharsher also addressed U.S. President Donald Trump, offering him a pen to sign a peace agreement in Israel.
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- King Sharsher claimed millions of supporters and alleged ballot fraud after receiving over 1,500 votes.
- Sharsher promised to abolish speed cameras and reduce the cost of living by 50%.
- He declared his love for all Israeli citizens and called himself a unique philanthropist.
- Sharsher addressed U.S. President Donald Trump, offering a pen for a peace agreement.
- The politician spoke to reporter Paz Robinson from his home.
Eitan Shvili, known as King Sharsher, stated he has millions of supporters despite receiving over 1,500 votes in a recent election. Speaking from his home to reporter Paz Robinson, Sharsher alleged that his ballots "disappeared" at polling stations and claimed there were millions of supporters behind him. Alongside accusations of fraud, the unconventional politician outlined his campaign promises, which included abolishing speed cameras and a pledge to "reduce the cost of living by 50%."
Sharsher declared his love for all Israeli citizens, describing himself as "King Sharsher, one, unique and special in the world. He is a philanthropist, he just gives and gives and gives." After showcasing various items in his home, Sharsher addressed U.S. President Donald Trump, offering him a pen for signing a peace agreement. "Donald Trump! I am King Sharsher. I want to give you something no one else gives you," he said, urging Trump to "sign the final agreement in Israel. We love you with this pen! From Sharsher!"