Right-Wing V26 Headquarters Expands Nationwide to Boost Voter Turnout

The national camp's field headquarters "V26 for Decisive Elections", aimed at boosting voter turnout among right-wing supporters, is significantly expanding its nationwide deployment. Key figures from the settlement movement and educational sector joined the headquarters on Sunday: Berale Crombie, chairman of Tkuma; Elchanan Glatt, CEO of the Bnei Akiva Yeshivas and Ulpanas Center; and Yanki Friedman, CEO of the Noam-Zviya educational network. The expanded initiative follows the V22 headquarters model from the 2022 elections, designed to prevent voter apathy and maximize the right's voting potential.

Nationwide Door-to-Door Campaign

The headquarters plans to deploy thousands of volunteers across the country in a door-to-door campaign targeting right-wing strongholds. The primary objective is to encourage high voter turnout on election day, striving to secure a decisive 61-mandate majority for the national camp.

"These elections are fateful, and the right is in a state of emergency. The rise of the left will lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state and years of settlement freezes, alongside pressure from a Democratic administration in Washington," stated Berale Crombie, chairman of Tkuma.

Leadership Calls for Mobilization

Shomron Regional Council head Yossi Dagan emphasized that victory depends strictly on voter participation. He noted that while the majority of the public holds national and traditional values, hundreds of thousands typically stay home on election day, urging supporters to turn out to establish a sovereign right-wing government.

• Berale Crombie: Mobilizing right-wing voters against political polarization.

• Yossi Dagan: Expanding the successful Shomron turnout model nationwide.

• Elchanan Glatt: Engaging thousands of young and adult volunteers as a vital national duty.