Very harsh words from Netanyahu’s ally, who won the election in Israel! “We are not animals like you” |
Voting for Israel’s fifth early general election in three and a half years closed yesterday at 10:00 p.m. local time for some 6.7 million voters.
Exit poll according to the results, ex Prime Minister and a coalition bloc of opposition leader Netanyahu’s party, Likud, and its right-wing allies appears to have reached the 62 seats needed to form a government.
MP Yitzhak Pindrus from the United Torah Jewish Party, a partner of the right-wing Netanyahu bloc, said to his opponents after winning the election, “We will not treat you as ruthlessly as you treat us.” He also insulted them.
Speaking to Yediot Ahronot newspaper, Pindrus said, “We are civilized people, not animals like you. You crushed us all in the government you stole. You thought we were rags. We are human,” he said. used expressions.
Pindrus, a devout Haredim Jew known for his harsh attitude toward secular Jews, said, “We will defend our rights, but we will not look for ways to hurt you or hurt you a little bit. We are not like. you. Do you have a problem? Then look in the mirror, not at us.” he said.
Netanyahu said that he is “on the verge of a great victory”. His party, Likud, exit poll after winning the most seats in the House of Representatives according to the results.
Speaking to his supporters in West Jerusalem yesterday evening, Netanyahu said: “The voter national He wants to restore the government that sees strength, not pride and weakness.” he said.
Addressing the cheering crowd, Netanyahu said: “I am not a king, I need to be elected and it is thanks to you.” he said.
Israel’s Central Election Committee announced that the turnout in yesterday’s elections was 71.3 percent, the highest rate recorded since the 2015 elections.
According to the uncertain results announced by Channel 13, the right-wing bloc, which is considered certain to support the Likud Party headed by Netanyahu, won a majority of votes with 62 deputies in the 120-seat Israeli Parliament.
According to uncertain results, Likud won the election with 31 deputies.
The bloc led by Netanyahu is notable for its religious and far-right Jewish politicians.
In this bloc, the far-right Religious Zionism Party ranked third with 15 deputies. The Religious Zionist Party, which has been criticized for its racist and discriminatory statements against the Palestinians, was the party with the highest rise in the last elections.
Shas, an ally of Netanyahu, is one of the ultra-Orthodox parties 10the United Torah Jewish Party won 5 mandates.
Primary the results indicate Netanyahu’s return to the prime ministership.
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