Netanyahu calls on the ultra-Orthodox public: "If you don't vote, Lapid will be elected again - get out of complacency!" | Israel today

Bleach interviews, and calls to vote:

Former prime minister and Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu was interviewed this morning (Tuesday) for the first time in the current round of elections for ultra-Orthodox media and spoke with Adamker and Israel Cohen about warnings from senior officials in the Biden administration against the appointment of Ben Gabir as minister, complacency in the ultra-Orthodox public and calls to expel right-wing voters to the polling stations.

After the publication in "Israel Hayom" that there is complacency in the ultra-orthodox sector ahead of the upcoming elections, Netanyahu said: "I call on the ultra-orthodox public to go out and vote, there is complacency. The world of the Torah is in danger, I don't believe that people are considering staying at home. The media is trying to put everyone to sleep, Including the ultra-orthodox, but we have to wake up and leave the house because those who stay at home are actually voting for Lapid."

Complacency on Haredi street, photo: Oren Ben Hakon

"We are a democracy and we will decide who will be in the next government. I know how to stand up for what we have. My ability is not to bow my head and say no when necessary," Netanyahu said about the warnings from sources in Israel and the US against the appointment of Itamar Ben Gabir as a minister in the government.

The battle for the chair: Bleach interviews of Lapid and Netanyahu

Prime Minister Yair Lapid and opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu opened the morning with a blitz of interviews for the various radio stations.

Prime Minister Yair Lapid was interviewed already at 7 am on Gali Chahal and Network B and told Efi Trigger: "I will not sit in the government with Binyamin Netanyahu. He has 3 serious indictments, his trial is ongoing and terrible things are coming out. And what does it matter? You can't believe a word One he says - look what his partners are saying in the last few days."

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His bloc is not rising, it will be difficult to stay in power, photo: Dodo Veaknin

In an interview with Network B, Lapid told Aryeh Golan: Hadash-Ta'al will not sit in the government, they will not be part of the coalition.

I've said it a thousand times already, by the way they say it too.

I want to mobilize the Arab society to fight violence.

There isn't a day that people don't protest against me, I accept that - it's part of democracy."

The chairman of the opposition and the chairman of Likud Benjamin Netanyahu chose to give an interview to the ultra-Orthodox radio Kol Barama and told Israel Cohen Vicky Adamker: "I call on the ultra-Orthodox public to go out and vote, there is complacency.

The Torah world is in danger, I can't believe that people are considering staying at home.

The media is trying to put everyone to sleep, including the ultra-Orthodox, but we must wake up and leave our homes because those who stay at home are actually voting for Lapid.

Netanyahu referred to the possibility of the ultra-Orthodox teaming up with Gantz and said: "They said unequivocally and repeatedly said that they are not going with him, Gafni also said in the most blatant way that they are going with Netanyahu and the Likud in any case, and it's good that he said that."

The former prime minister and Likud chairman also referred to the claim that he received warnings from senior officials in the Biden administration about Ben Gabir's appointment as minister: "We are a democracy and we will decide who will be in the next government.

I know how to stand up for ourselves.

My ability is not to bow my head and say no when necessary.'

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