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'Call me': Israeli right-wing candidates go door to door pleading for votes

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“Call me': Israeli right-wing candidates go door to door pleading for votes”

Israel’s election on Tuesday descended into a frantic plea by right-wing parties for supporters to get out and vote by any means possible, amid a surge in turnout that could indicate their defeat. Senior officials in the governing coalition warned of a high Palestinian-Israeli turnout that could tip the balance in favour of the opposition and bring down the ruling coalition. “Do you have a friend or sister who’s hesitating? Talk to me. Send me their number. I’m available now by phone,” Finance…

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