Religious Zionism Launches Election Campaign Targeting Opposition Leaders
With 16 days until the elections, the Religious Zionism party launched a campaign targeting opposition leaders and warning against wasting votes on factions polling below the electoral threshold.
With 16 days remaining until the upcoming Knesset elections, the political arena is heating up as the Religious Zionism party launched a new digital campaign today, Sunday, under the slogan "No Gambling – Going for Sure." The campaign features four roulette-themed videos targeting opposition leaders by highlighting their past statements regarding a Palestinian state, alongside warnings about right-wing parties struggling to pass the electoral threshold.
The first video targets Gadi Eisenkot, highlighting his past calls to strengthen the Palestinian Authority, admit 150,000 Palestinian workers, and train Gazans. A second video focuses on Yair Golan, featuring controversial remarks he made in the past. A third video targets Avigdor Lieberman, pointing to his statements advocating for an end to the war in the Gaza Strip and a withdrawal from the territory. The final video addresses Ofer Winter, citing recent polls showing his Amcha Yisrael Party failing to clear the electoral threshold.
In an official response, the Religious Zionism party stated: "This time we don't gamble – we go for sure. Facing opposition leaders who state their intention to establish a terror state in the heart of the country, and facing parties that fail to pass the threshold and endanger the national camp, stands the Religious Zionism party, which has proven over the past four years a steadfast stance on its principles."
