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Turnout in Rahat rose to about 80% in the election, up from 60.6% in the previous election, amid on-the-ground efforts to mobilize Bedouin voters. Likud activists accused National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir of hurting the right-wing camp, saying his provocative rhetoric and statements, along with his policy of demolishing homes, drove residents to vote in protest. Residents said they felt besieged and saw no solutions to the issues affecting them. Activists from Otzma Yehudit rejected placing the blame on Ben-Gvir. They said Netanyahu’s election campaign had brought voters back to Likud, and insisted that law enforcement should not be halted for fear of how voters might react.
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