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Likud CEO Warns Right-Wing Voters to Mobilize for Election Victory
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First reported by Maariv · 2 hours ago
What happened
David Sharan, Likud's CEO, warned right-wing voters to avoid complacency and vote in large numbers to secure victory in the upcoming elections, highlighting the risk of a left-wing and Arab-led government if turnout is low.
- 01Likud CEO David Sharan warns right-wing voters against complacency before elections.
- 02Current polls show Likud slightly defensive but victory possible with strong right-wing turnout.
- 03700,000 new eligible voters, mostly right-wing, could decide the election outcome.
- 04Sharan warns low turnout risks a government led by Benny Gantz and Arab parties.
- 05Likud activists call for significant party changes amid election concerns.
- 06Mobilizing right-wing voters is seen as key to winning the upcoming elections.
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