The polls are here, the activists are not: The 'Religious Zionism' headquarters is empty

On election night, the headquarters of the 'Religious Zionism' party remained nearly empty, with sparse attendance of fewer than 100 people and sparse applause that quickly died down. Party chairman Bezalel Smotrich was absent, and the atmosphere was described as lackluster.

On election night, the headquarters of the 'Religious Zionism' party remained nearly empty, while the polls were broadcast on television channels. Maariv correspondent Rami Shani describes sparse attendance of fewer than 100 people, and sparse applause that quickly died down. The main layer of activists and representatives is absent from the venue, and party chairman Bezalel Smotrich is also not present. The reports that should have pleased the attendees do not do so, and the atmosphere is described as lackluster. The level of commentators sent to the headquarters is unfamiliar, and the broadcast productions did not transmit the broadcast to them for a long time.