"Vote without fear, there are enemies here": Guy Hochman's message for the elections

Comedian Guy Hochman called on the public to vote without fear, citing security threats. He revealed that he voted for the 'Miluimnikim' party led by Yoaz Hendel, due to his actions during the war.

Comedian Guy Hochman called on the public to go out and vote in the 2026 elections without fear or pangs of conscience. In an interview with Channel 14 at Ben Gurion Airport, Hochman said: "Vote without fear, without pangs of conscience. Whether they pass or not, vote with joy, with love." He mentioned the security threats: "There are enemies here a few kilometers away, that's what I'm going with." Hochman shared that he voted for the 'Miluimnikim' party led by Yoaz Hendel, and explained: "Just for the fact that during the war he established a combat reserve battalion that I was privileged to also entertain, Yoaz deserves my vote and that of many other reserve soldiers. The beautiful Israeli in every sense."