Samaria Volunteers Mobilize in Central Israel for Election Push

Hundreds of volunteers from the Samaria region, participating in the V26 initiative, concluded their operations in the city of Lod earlier than scheduled due to an unexpectedly high turnout. Following this success, the activists redirected their efforts to bolster get-out-the-vote activities in the cities of Bat Yam and Ramla.

The impressive mobilization saw residents and supporters of the settlement movement converge on Lod. The volunteers completed their assigned tasks three hours ahead of the planned deadline, surprising organizers with their numbers. After finishing in Lod, the volunteers split into two groups to reinforce election campaigning in Ramla and Bat Yam, aiming to concentrate efforts in the critical final hours before polls close nationwide.

Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council, joined the volunteers in Ramla, boosting morale. He stated, "We were in Lod, a few hundred volunteers, and we finished the work there early because many arrived, thank God. Now we are here in Ramla and also in Bat Yam, at your service. We are brothers, we have always proven that together. Even now, in this campaign for the Land of Israel, we are winning together."

Ramla Mayor Michael Videl welcomed the volunteers warmly, expressing gratitude for their commitment. "We are going house to house here in Ramla, in Bat Yam, all over the country and in the communities. We are bringing everyone out and winning together to save the State of Israel," Videl said, adding personal thanks to Dagan and his colleagues for leaving everything behind to assist.