Less than two weeks to elections: Right-wing prepares to recruit thousands of volunteers

The election headquarters of the right-wing bloc, headed by Yesha Council chairman Israel Gantz, has launched a nationwide campaign to recruit thousands of volunteers ahead of the Knesset elections, aiming to increase voter turnout. The preparations include a transportation system, door-to-door operations, and expanded activity on social networks. The headquarters is working to address voter apathy and believes field operations could influence the results.

The election headquarters of the right-wing bloc, headed by Yesha Council chairman and head of the Binyamin Regional Council Israel Gantz, has launched a nationwide campaign to recruit thousands of volunteers ahead of the Knesset elections, which will take place in less than two weeks. The campaign aims to expand the field apparatus, address voter apathy, and encourage voters to go to the polls. Preparations include a bus system to transport voters, door-to-door operations, and expanded activity on social networks through videos and content. The campaign was launched following two major events last week attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, senior rabbis, local council heads, and hundreds of right-wing activists. The headquarters includes field operatives with experience in the religious-Zionist sector and settlements, including Omer Rahamim, head of the Religious Zionism election headquarters, and right-wing activist Berl'e Krombi. Gantz said: "We are waking up the field and seeing a great response from people who want to take part and influence. This is a public with many strengths and a sense of mission, who understands that the decisions made today will shape the reality in Judea and Samaria and the State of Israel for years to come."