Netanyahu Uses Loudspeaker to Rally Voters Before Polls Close

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appealed to supporters through a loudspeaker shortly before polling stations closed, urging them to vote for his Likud party.

Netanyahu was seen campaigning in markets in the cities of Beersheba and Beit Shemesh as he sought to mobilize voters in the final stretch of voting.

During his appeals, he warned of increased voting in the Arab community, using the warning to press his supporters to head to the polls.

The market visits put Netanyahu’s last-minute turnout push directly before shoppers, with his message focused on securing votes for Likud before the deadline.