The concern over the long lines in the Arab sector: "There is a battle here for our home"

Strategic advisor Rami Piro spoke live on News 14 about the long lines at polling stations in the Arab sector, expressed concern over the voter turnout and its implications for the results of the elections to the 26th Knesset, and called on the right-wing public to go out and vote.

Strategic advisor Rami Piro was interviewed live on News 14 and addressed the long lines at polling stations in the Arab sector during the elections for the 26th Knesset. Piro expressed concern over the voter turnout in the Arab sector and its implications for the election results. According to him, despite the long lines, he estimates that in the afternoon hours, more right-wing camp voters will arrive. Piro linked the widespread voting in the Arab sector to opposition to government policy and warned that a political change could lead to the release of Nukhba terrorists from prison. He praised the policy of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir in the prison system. He concluded his remarks by calling on the public to go out and vote.