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Frightening Data: The Left-Wing Bloc Continues to Vote. Since Friday, Approximately 15,000 People Have Voted.
In recent days, many people have reached out to us asking whether there is real data proving a dramatic rise in voting numbers, or if this is just typical campaign rhetoric. We would like to present you with the actual numbers so you can understand the alarming increase, which may even result in a doubling of the number of votes required to maintain Eretz HaKodesh’s power in the Zionist Congress.
This past Friday, the voting data from the previous week was published, revealing a sharp spike of tens of thousands of votes cast during the week.This morning, updated data showed that since Friday, the number of voters has risen dramatically, with an additional 15,000 votes added on Friday and Shabbos alone. It is clear that the vast majority of these votes came from the left-wing bloc and liberal parties that actively campaign and recruit voters on Shabbos — in contrast to the right-wing bloc and religious parties, whose campaigns are inactive on these days.
The breakdown is listed below.

In light of this increase, projections now estimate that the election will end with over 240,000 total votes — essentially doubling the overall vote count. As a result, each party will need to secure twice as many votes as they did in 2020 just to maintain their current representation in the Congress.
This sharp rise is largely due to a massive online campaign spearheaded by the left-wing parties, particularly the AID Coalition, which targeted secular Israelis living abroad, urging them to vote and recruit others in order to “preserve left-wing values in Israel.”
This surge presents a clear challenge for supporters of Eretz HaKodesh: to use the final remaining hours before voting ends on Sunday at midnight to bring in additional votes, close the gap that has opened in recent days, and ensure that Eretz HaKodesh and the right-wing bloc retain their strength — to continue to be a voice for Torah and Jewish tradition.
We call on you, Klal Yisroel— this is the last day you can still influence the outcome of the election and tip the scales against the tens of thousands of left-wing votes. Each of you can reach out to more friends, neighbors, and community members and bring in one more vote and another — to win this election.
Yes, we can — with Siyata Dishmaya, all of us together — and in the merit of the sanctity of Shabbos — we will do it, for the holiness of Eretz Yisrael.
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