Rabbi Eli Sadan Reportedly Warns Against Right-Wing Votes Lost Below Threshold

Rabbi Eli Sadan has reportedly warned that right-wing votes for lists failing to cross the electoral threshold could weaken the bloc’s Knesset representation. A newly disclosed letter, reportedly read at the academy by his wife, argues that the right could receive more votes overall yet secure fewer seats than the left. Sadan described the election’s stakes in terms of Israel’s continued existence and the future of the settlement enterprise. His warning focused on votes that would not translate into parliamentary representation.