Ben Gvir voted in Kiryat Arba: "We will be the right-wing marker in Netanyahu's government"

Minister Itamar Ben Gvir cast his ballot in Kiryat Arba and called on right-wing voters to go to the polls. According to him, the choice is between a right-wing government led by Netanyahu, in which Otzma Yehudit will be the right-wing marker, and a government led by Mansour Abbas.

Chairman of Otzma Yehudit, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, arrived today (Tuesday) to vote at a polling station in Kiryat Arba together with his wife Ayala. Ben Gvir called on all right-wing voters to go out and vote, emphasizing the importance of the hour and the opportunity to establish a full and strong right-wing government. Upon leaving the polling station, Ben Gvir gave a statement to the media in which he said the choice is between a right-wing government led by Netanyahu, in which Otzma Yehudit will serve as the "right-wing marker", and the establishment of a government relying on Mansour Abbas, which he said would pose a danger to the State of Israel. "A very important day, and with God's help we can do it. We can win. If the other side establishes a government – it will be a Mansour Abbas government," Ben Gvir said. He added: "It is in our power, it is within our ability to establish a government. Netanyahu as prime minister and we will be the right-wing marker of this government. We can succeed. The people of Israel live. Strong Otzma Yehudit – strong State of Israel!"