For the first time since the disengagement: Right-wing parties relaunch political operation

For the first time since the disengagement: Right-wing parties relaunch political operation. The 'Right Wins' headquarters, shared by Likud and Religious Zionism, is activating thousands of volunteers from Judea and Samaria who will go door-to-door in cities identified with Likud to increase voter turnout in the right-wing bloc.

For the first time since the disengagement plan, right-wing parties are relaunching a political field operation. Days before the elections, the 'Right Wins' headquarters, shared by Likud and Religious Zionism, is reviving the 'face-to-face' method of operation. As part of the operation, communities in Judea and Samaria will adopt cities identified with Likud and send thousands of volunteers to work door-to-door, aiming to increase voter turnout in the right-wing bloc. According to the article, the move was born against the backdrop of attempts by the left, with the support of the High Court of Justice, to lower voter turnout in the right-wing bloc. The joint headquarters is led by the head of the Binyamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, Israel Ganz, alongside campaign managers Yonatan Achia and Berla Crombie. At a field coordinators meeting held last week in Jerusalem, Ganz called for rapid mobilization: 'The field still does not understand how urgent the hour is.'