This is what the extreme incitement rally of the Movement for Quality of Government looks like

The article describes a rally held by the Movement for Quality of Government in Tel Aviv, a month before the elections, where senior members of the movement called the Prime Minister a 'traitor' and 'a danger to national security'. The article claims this was an election rally aimed at shifting votes from right to left, using the organization's resources for a political agenda, without the movement declaring itself as an 'active body in the elections'.

The article, by Yishai Friedman on Channel 14, describes a rally held by the Movement for Quality of Government at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, about a month before the elections. According to the report, a senior member of the movement called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'a danger to national security' and 'a traitor to his people'. The article claims the rally was essentially an election rally, where speakers urged the audience to convince voters to switch from right-wing parties (Likud and Religious Zionism) to Gadi Eisenkot (Yashar!). Additionally, the speakers called for forming a government with the Arab parties. The article raises questions about the organization's conduct, whose budget is close to 30 million NIS in 2025, and claims the law requires an organization that mobilizes resources for political activity to declare itself as an 'active body in the elections'. The article notes that the Central Elections Committee, headed by Judge Noam Sohlberg, has yet to take action on the matter. The response of the Movement for Quality of Government, as quoted in the article, is that it respects the freedom of speech of the speakers and that their words do not necessarily reflect the movement's position.