Shomron Volunteers Credited With Boosting Right-Wing Election Gains
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Hundreds of volunteers from the Shomron Regional Council, as part of the V26 initiative, canvassed cities like Lod, Ramla, and Bat Yam to boost voter turnout. Ministers Eli Cohen and Gideon Sa'ar, along with MK Tzvi Sukkot, met with volunteers and praised their efforts. Mayors of Ramla and Lod also credited the initiative with increasing turnout in their cities. The effort is seen as a significant contribution to the right-wing's election success.
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- Shomron residents volunteered in Lod, Ramla, and Bat Yam to increase voter turnout.
- Minister Eli Cohen stated the V26 effort dramatically increased turnout and aided the right-wing.
- Mayors of Ramla and Lod credited the volunteers with boosting election results.
- The V26 initiative was led by Shomron Council Head Yossi Dagan.
- Ministers Eli Cohen and Gideon Sa'ar, and MK Tzvi Sukkot, met and thanked the volunteers.
Hundreds of residents from the Shomron Regional Council participated in a voter mobilization effort, dubbed V26, during the recent elections. The initiative, led by Shomron Council Head Yossi Dagan in coordination with the central campaign headquarters, saw volunteers travel to the cities of Lod, Ramla, and Bat Yam. Their mission was to go door-to-door, encouraging residents to vote.
During their efforts, the volunteers were met by Minister of Foreign Affairs G Gideon Sa'ar, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Eli Cohen, and Member of Knesset Tzvi Sukkot. These officials joined the volunteers in their outreach, expressing gratitude for their dedication.
Minister Eli Cohen specifically thanked the hundreds of Shomron residents and settlement supporters who volunteered, stating their efforts "dramatically increased voter turnout" in the targeted cities and "contributed to the great achievement of the right-wing in the elections." He emphasized that their work would help advance the Land of Israel, preserve the state's Jewish identity, develop settlements, and strengthen national security. Cohen extended his thanks on behalf of the Likud party and all right-wing parties.
Ramla Mayor Michael Vidal praised the volunteers' professional organization and their direct contribution to the election results, noting a significant rise in voter turnout in right-wing strongholds within his city. Lod Mayor Yair Revivo also commended the activity, highlighting the unity between Lod and the Shomron.
Yossi Dagan, Head of the Shomron Regional Council, congratulated the Shomron residents for their high voter turnout and thanked those who volunteered in other cities. He stressed the vision behind the initiative, aiming to unite in building up the Shomron to reach a population of one million residents, thereby strengthening Israel.
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