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Israeli Party Leaders Make Final Pitches Ahead of Election
Israeli party leaders are making final appeals to voters two days before the 26th Knesset elections. Gadi Eisenkot of Yamina is campaigning on unity and Zionism, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of a dangerous left-wing alternative if he loses.
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- 01Party leaders are making final appeals to voters two days before the 26th Knesset elections.
- 02Gadi Eisenkot of Yamina campaigns on unity and a return to Zionism.
- 03Benjamin Netanyahu warns of a dangerous left-wing government if he loses.
- 04Naftali Bennett proposes a "servants' revolution" and highlights his party's experience.
- 05Yair Golan promises a government of change and repair, focusing on security and trust.
- 06Other parties present platforms on security, economy, Jewish identity, and Arab-Israeli partnership.
Naftali Bennett advocates for a "servants' revolution," and Yair Golan promises a government of change and repair. Other leaders, including those from the Joint List, Otzma Yehudit, Yisrael Beiteinu, United Torah Judaism, Religious Zionism, Shas, Ra'am, Reservists and Economics, and Am Israel, are also presenting their platforms on issues ranging from security and the economy to Jewish identity and Arab-Israeli partnership.
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