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Joint List Accuses Netanyahu and Smotrich of Intimidation Tactics
The Joint List party accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Religious Zionism Chairman Bezalel Smotrich of trying to intimidate Arab voters by recruiting 2,000 poll observers for Arab communities.
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What happened
- 01Joint List Chairman Yosef Jabareen accused Netanyahu and Smotrich of trying to intimidate Arab voters.
- 02The Likud and Religious Zionism parties are recruiting 2,000 poll observers for Arab communities.
- 03Jabareen stated the move is a fear tactic due to the growing influence of the Joint List.
- 04He urged the Arab public to vote in large numbers on October 27.
- 05The Likud and Religious Zionism parties claim their goal is to prevent election fraud.
Party Chairman Yosef Jabareen called the move a fear tactic and urged a large Arab turnout for the October 27 elections. The Likud and Religious Zionism parties stated their goal is to prevent election fraud.
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