Fear of complacency on the right: Emergency conference held in Beit El ahead of elections

Beit El council head Shai Alon held an emergency conference with ministers Orit Strock and Eli Cohen and MK Amit Halevi, warning against complacency among right-wing voters ahead of the elections. Alon called on the public to go out and vote, emphasizing that abstaining could lead to a left-wing government.

Beit El council head Shai Alon held an emergency political conference last night (Sunday) with Settlement Minister Orit Strock, Minister Eli Cohen, MK Amit Halevi, and other public figures, ahead of the elections scheduled for tomorrow. Alon warned against complacency among right-wing voters and called on the public to go out and vote. According to him, abstaining from voting could lead to a loss for the national camp and the formation of a left-wing government. The conference was held against the backdrop of organizers' fears of a decline in voter turnout among right-wing supporters. Alon described a sense of premature victory among some voters as a deadly illusion, emphasizing that the elections concern the future of settlements and national security issues. Participants pledged to work to energize voters until the polls close.