Netanyahu Urges Right-Wing Turnout Ahead of October Knesset Elections
With 10 days until the October 27, 2026 Knesset elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged right-wing voters to mobilize, framing the vote as a crucial choice between his government and the opposition.
Netanyahu Calls for Right-Wing Mobilization Ahead of Knesset Elections
With just 10 days remaining until the upcoming 26th Knesset elections scheduled for October 27, 2026, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the public on Sunday via his Facebook page, urging a massive mobilization of the right-wing camp.
"In these days, I am traveling across the country, meeting you and listening to you," Netanyahu wrote, accompanying a photo of himself on Israel's roads. "In every encounter, I feel your great love for the country, your concern for its future, and the desire to see it strong, secure, and prosperous. You give me strength, and I am determined to continue working for you," he added.
The Choice Between a Right-Wing Government and the Opposition
Alongside this, the Prime Minister emphasized the critical importance of voter turnout, warning that the nation's future depends on the ballots cast. "These elections are fateful for our future: it is either the right or a Palestinian state. It is either our strong right-wing government or a left-wing government of Gad Eisenkot with the Arab parties, Yair Golan, Avigdor Liberman, and Naftali Bennett," he stressed.
He detailed the necessity of maintaining a right-wing government under his leadership, pointing to the close relationship with US President Donald Trump. "We only have two more years left in the term of my friend President Trump, and this is precisely the time to complete our major missions on all fronts."
"To win, love and support must turn into votes at the ballot box. Talk to your family, call your friends. Let's go out and vote and get others to vote. Every vote counts, and each and every one of you can make the difference," Netanyahu concluded.
Campaign Trail and Public Appearances
As part of his ongoing campaign across the country, the Prime Minister is scheduled to attend the central Premier League match on Monday between Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv at Teddy Stadium, which is expected to host some 30,000 fans, according to a report by Channel 13 journalist Michael Shemesh.
Over the weekend, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin also attended a football match at Bloomfield Stadium to watch Hapoel Tel Aviv play against Ironi Tiberias.
