CEO of organization encouraging Bedouin voting: "With them, victory will come easily"
The 'Zazim' association is a left-wing organization working to encourage voting in the Arab and Bedouin sectors. In recent weeks, they launched a campaign recruiting volunteers, primarily women, to drive Bedouin women to polling stations.
The 'Zazim' association is a left-wing organization working to encourage voting in the Arab and Bedouin sectors.
In recent weeks, they launched a campaign aimed at encouraging voting in the Bedouin sector. To this end, they are recruiting volunteers, primarily women, who will drive Bedouin women to polling stations.
Another campaign by this organization promotes the legitimacy of Arab parties, claiming that their inclusion in the coalition is the only path to a democratic state. According to them, these initiatives are aimed at strengthening democracy and encouraging voting: "With the help of the Arab parties, victory will come easily."
The organization's CEO, Raluca Ganea, stated that the main goal of promoting Arab parties is to defeat the right and achieve a change of government. If so, the objective is not to strengthen democracy, but is purely political: a change of government. Consequently, the matter will be referred to Judge Solberg, Chairman of the Central Elections Committee.
No response was received from Raluca Ganea.
