Netanyahu cautions on small party support
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that supporting small right-wing parties in the upcoming general elections scheduled for October 27 could contribute to the opposition gaining power. He called on voters not to vote for parties that do not cross the electoral threshold, emphasizing that splitting the right-wing vote could strengthen opposition parties such as "Yesh Atid," "Israel Beiteinu," and the United Arab List, which could come to power and lead to a fascist regime. He also stated that repeating the mistakes of supporting small parties could threaten the future of the right and serve the opposition's goals, warning against a repeat of the 1992 election scenario, which resulted in the Labor Party's victory and the signing of the Oslo Accords.
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