Netanyahu Uses Loudspeakers to Urge Supporters to Vote Before Polls Close

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was seen using loudspeakers to appeal to supporters shortly before polling stations closed, urging them to vote for his Likud party.

Netanyahu made the appeals in markets in the cities of Beersheba and Beit Shemesh, taking his last-minute election push directly to voters.

During the appearances, he warned of advancing voting in the Arab community as he sought to mobilize support for Likud.

His message paired a call for his own supporters to cast their ballots with a warning about Arab electoral participation in the final stretch of voting.