Almog Cohen warns: 'The Muslim Brotherhood will take over the state'

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen arrived this morning to vote in Ofakim and called on residents of the south and Negev to go out and vote. He warned: 'Do not let the Muslim Brotherhood take over the state institutions'.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen arrived this morning (Tuesday) to vote at a polling station in Ofakim, accompanied by his wife Gali and his son Negev. During the vote, Cohen called on residents of the south and Negev to go out and vote in the elections, which he defined as 'crucial for the future of the state'. In his remarks, he emphasized that 'only a strong right will ensure the continued existence of the Jewish state'. At the end of his remarks, he issued a sharp warning: 'Do not let the Muslim Brotherhood take over the state institutions'. The article presents Cohen's words in full, without comment or broader context.