Volunteers from Samaria take part in voter-turnout activity in Lod and other cities

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Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria arrived in Lod as part of the V26 initiative to raise voter turnout. According to Srugim, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan came to brief the activists, and according to Channel 14, Lod mayor Yair Revivo said, "Lod and Samaria are family."

According to Srugim, the activity included going door to door and transport to polling stations, and the volunteers were divided into zones of activity in the city. According to Haaretz, at the situation room in the synagogue, volunteers were handed maps marking areas with low turnout, and youths from the settlements were sent to the activity.

According to Channel 14, due to a high level of response, the volunteers ended their activity in Lod earlier than expected and moved on to the cities of Bat Yam and Ramla. According to Srugim, the volunteers completed their activity in Lod and continued to Ramla and Bat Yam.