Netanyahu Uses Loudspeaker to Rally Likud Voters Before Polls Close
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was seen urging supporters to vote for his Likud party in a last-minute appeal before polling stations closed.
Netanyahu took his message to markets in Beersheba and Beit Shemesh, using a loudspeaker to call on voters to cast their ballots.
During the appeals, he warned about the progress of voting in the Arab community, making it a focus of his push to mobilize Likud supporters.
The market visits brought his election-day pitch directly to shoppers, as he sought to turn support for his party into votes in the final stretch of polling.
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