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Israeli Education Minister Warns Right-Wing Voters Against Wasted Votes
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First reported by Walla · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch warned right-wing voters against casting ballots for parties unlikely to pass the electoral threshold, fearing wasted votes could benefit the left. He also criticized the film "Nez'a" as anti-Israel and reflected on the education system's resilience during wartime.
- 01Education Minister warns right-wing voters about wasted votes.
- 02Concern raised over potential impact of Ofer Winter's candidacy.
- 03Film "Nez'a" condemned as an anti-Israel campaign.
- 04Minister urges voters to support parties clearing the electoral threshold.
- 05Kisch praises education system's resilience during wartime.
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