Not going to vote? "The Arab parties could jump to 16 seats"

Political consultant Eliran Tal warns the right-wing public against complacency in the upcoming elections, claiming that failure to vote could lead to a surge of the Arab parties to 15-16 seats and a shift in the political map to the detriment of the right-wing bloc.

Political consultant Eliran Tal warned this morning (Tuesday) on the morning show with Tal Meir the right-wing public in Israel against complacency in the upcoming elections. Tal claims that failure to vote could lead to a surge of the Arab parties to 15-16 seats, which would change the political map to the detriment of the right-wing bloc. In his remarks, Tal compares the Arab Knesset members: "Tibi says openly what Mansour Abbas tries to hide," and argues that Abbas's true positions are identical to those of Tibi and pose a danger to the State of Israel as a Jewish state. Tal calls on the right-wing public to wake up and go vote, otherwise they will get Arab parties with unprecedented power that, in his words, work against the interests of the State of Israel.

Not going to vote? "The Arab parties could jump to 16 seats"