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Breaking· Politics· Updated

Netanyahu Warns Likud Activists of Tight Election Race

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Likud field activists on Thursday that the upcoming election is currently a tie, contradicting both optimistic forecasts and media reports. Speaking at a campaign event, Netanyahu described the political situation as complex and the race as closer than ever, emphasizing that the election will be decided by the narrowest of margins.

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  1. 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Likud activists on Thursday that internal polls show the upcoming election is currently a tie.
  2. 02Netanyahu urged field activists to mobilize voters, warning that the election will be decided by the narrowest of margins.
  3. 03The Prime Minister contrasted his internal assessment of a tight race with optimistic forecasts and media reports.
  4. 04Netanyahu warned that victory by the opposition would lead to defeat, a legal dictatorship, and a Palestinian state.
  5. 05The Prime Minister asserted that only his government can complete the task of defeating Israel's enemies.
  6. 06The remarks were made during a joint Likud and Religious Zionism campaign launch to boost turnout among undecided right-wing voters.
  7. 07Netanyahu encouraged the activists to use clean and respectful language during their campaign work.

Netanyahu urged the party activists to mobilize voters and work with all their might in the field, stressing that every single vote is crucial. He also encouraged the activists to maintain clean and respectful language during their campaign work.

During his address, Netanyahu characterized the opposition as a camp that would lead to surrender, defeat, a legal dictatorship, and a Palestinian state. He asserted that while Israel has struck its enemies hard, the task must still be completed, and only his government can do so. The remarks were made during the launch of a joint campaign by Likud and Religious Zionism aimed at boosting turnout among undecided right-wing voters.

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