Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged citizens to mobilise support for his right-wing government in the upcoming elections, describing the vote as decisive for the country’s future. In a message addressed to Israelis, Netanyahu said his recent visits across the country had reinforced his determination to continue serving the…...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged citizens to mobilise support for his right-wing government in the upcoming elections, describing the vote as decisive for the country’s future.
In a message addressed to Israelis, Netanyahu said his recent visits across the country had reinforced his determination to continue serving the public, citing citizens’ concerns about Israel’s security, strength and future.
“In every encounter, I feel your great love for the country, your concern for its future, and your desire to see it strong, secure, and thriving. You give me strength, and I am determined to continue acting on your behalf,” he said.
Netanyahu framed the coming election as a choice between his right-wing government and what he described as an opposition administration aligned with Palestinian interests.
“These elections are fateful for our future: it’s either right – or Palestine,” he said.
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He also characterised the alternative as “an Eisenkot left-wing government with the Arab parties, Yair Golan, Lieberman, and Bennet,” naming political figures and groups he associated with the opposing camp.
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The Israeli leader said the remaining two years of United States President Donald Trump’s term presented an opportunity to advance his government’s agenda.
“We have another two years left in the term of my friend President Trump, and this is exactly the time to complete our great missions on all fronts,” Netanyahu said.
He urged supporters to translate their backing into votes, stressing the importance of voter mobilisation ahead of the election.
“To win, the love and support must turn into votes at the ballot box,” he said.
“Talk to your family, call your friends. Let’s go out to vote and get others to vote. Every vote counts, and each and every one of you can make the difference.”
Netanyahu said he would continue travelling across Israel and meeting citizens in the coming days, as he called on supporters to work towards victory.
“Together, we will bring victory. For our children. For our future. For the State of Israel,” he added.