Go out and vote. The right to vote is a primary religious duty

Dana Varon calls on people to go out and vote in the elections, defining the right to vote as a religious, moral, and national duty of the highest order. She argues that there is an attempt to replace the will of the people through the legal system and the media, and that the response to this is a mass turnout at the polling stations.

Dana Varon calls on people to go out and vote in the elections, defining the right to vote as a primary religious, moral, and national duty. She quotes the verse 'You shall surely set a king over you' and interprets it as a commandment to act and determine the fate of the people. Varon argues that there is an attempt to replace the will of the people through the legal system ('the Netanyahu cases') and the media ('crushing'), and that the response to this is a mass turnout at the polling stations. The article uses loaded and emotionally charged language, presenting a dichotomy between 'the national camp' and forces trying to harm it.